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The European Parliament rejected Wednesday a proposed law to create a single way of patenting software across the European Union, a blow to big companies who had pushed hard for its adoption. The so-called software patent directive would have given companies EU-wide patent protection for computerized inventions ranging from programs for CAT scanners to ABS car-brake systems. But lawmakers said the measure would stifle enterprise and did not promote innovation, and that human knowledge can't be patented.
July 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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