Those who are on the fence about the patent issue and care a bit about the Internet, property rights, and freedom–time to get off the fence.
Patent Troll Claims Ownership of Interactive Web – And Might Win. But don’t worry, the patent expires in 2 years. And really, what’s two years’ loss of the Internet mean, in the grand scheme of things, after all?
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