Patent attorneys who followed a controversial patent blog to keep up with IP issues may lose the resource now that the anonymous blogger has unmasked himself. Facing an e-mailed threat of being named, Richard Frenkel, a director in Cisco Systems' intellectual property group, has identified himself as the author of Patent Troll Tracker, a blog that reports on companies that critics, including Frenkel, argue hold patents solely to sue for infringement.
February 26, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Patent attorneys who followed a controversial patent blog to keep up with IP issues may lose the resource now that the anonymous blogger unmasked himself this weekend.
Facing an e-mailed threat of being named, Richard Frenkel, a director in Cisco Systems’ intellectual property group, identified himself on Saturday as the author of Patent Troll Tracker, a blog that reports on companies that critics, including Frenkel, argue hold patents solely to sue for infringement.
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