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Supreme Court Poised To Move In The Right Direction On IP

by on December 7, 2010

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Supreme Court Poised To Move In The Right Direction On IP

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By Ben Doernberg on December 3, 2010 – 1:20pm

While Net Neutrality has grabbed the headlines this week, that doesn’t mean things have been quiet on the intellectual property front. The scales of justice have often tilted too far in imposing excessive restrictions through IP, but it appears the Supreme Court may be looking to restore some balance. This Monday the Supreme Court decided which cases it will be dealing with this year, and consumers and innovators should be encouraged by the results.

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