The online book-and-whatever-else store was soundly mocked for asserting its "1-click" patent. Now it is being sued by someone else claiming a prior patent on single-button ordering.
July 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Call it patent karma.
Ten years ago, Amazon.com riled the tech world when it sued Barnes & Noble with a patent on one-click buying. Critics cried that clicking once to order a book wasn’t really an invention — and certainly not worthy of a patent. And it became the poster child for a patent system gone overboard.
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