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On Dec 6, 2011, at 10:53 AM, Daniel C. wrote: > > Can you give us an English translation of this, please? Specifically, > on what grounds did they decide that software is nonstatutory (I'm > guessing this means you can't patent it?) but a web-based system > (which is also software...) is? Computer code is not patentable. A method is patentable even if the only way to implement the method is computer code. Except when it isn't, as fallout from In re Bilski. --Rich P.
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