A hour with IBM’s top intellectual property lawyer
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Robert Scoble interviews IBM’s patent lawyer David Kappos about software patent reform and open source patents.
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Very informative video. I imagine it has to be a ton of work to be a Lawyer for a company of that size. I’m not sure I could do it.
IT was an excellent video.I think it’s someone ironic that IBM would say that patents in IT are too easy. (See Does IBM Have a Toll Booth on the Internet?)
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