The technology sector is advocating this week for congressional approval of patent reform legislation that is opposed by pharmaceutical and manufacturing companies. Software and other high-tech companies argue the legislation, which will be debated in the Senate on Wednesday, is critical to reducing patent litigation that can result in large financial penalties and hinder innovation.
July 18, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The technology sector is advocating this week for congressional approval of patent reform legislation that is opposed by pharmaceutical and manufacturing companies.
Software and other high-tech companies argue the legislation, which will be debated in the Senate on Wednesday, is critical to reducing patent litigation that can result in large financial penalties and hinder innovation.
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