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04.06.05

lawyers critique CC licenses

Over on Between Lawyers, they’re discussing the language (and opacity) of the CC contracts in comparison to open source licenses. Interesting stuff.

And: does anyone know of a case where a CC license has been interpreted yet? I haven’t heard of one.

Also: Federal Circuit to Decide Patentability of Crustless Sandwich.

Comments

Patenting a pbj? April fool, right? Right? Oh, pleeeease say it's a joke.

Nope, not a joke. It involves the "uncrustables" frozen sandwiches.

With a name like crustless pb&j, it has to be patentable. Okay, so Smuckers was denied the crustless patent. I was starting to worry about who was going to be made to eat all that crust.