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The future of controversial European Union legislation that would allow for some software patents was in doubt Thursday after the Polish government switched sides, saying the directive could hurt small and medium-size businesses. The directive's backers insist it contains limits to prevent a "drift" toward a U.S.-style system, which allows patenting of business methods or computer programs. Opponents dispute that claim and welcome Poland's shift.
November 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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