[ad_1] Anthony Fuga’s Section 101 blog is a must-read for anyone trying to determine the often difficult-to-discern boundaries of subject matter that is too abstract for patent protection. That issue is central to patenting inventions embodied by software because software is often, by its nature, an abstraction of the real world. Anthony’s post below provides one example of a court rendering patented software processes ineligible for protection under the Patent Act. Sidekick Technology owns 12 patents broadly claiming systems, methods and apparatuses for providing automobile market information and performing or…
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