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Decision on EU's Unitary Patent Law Postponed by European Parliament

pcworld.com (10 months and 18 days ago)

Jul 3, 2012

The European Parliament has postponed Wednesday's vote on a new patent law it drafted jointly with the European Council because on Friday the Council modified... full story

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