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Posted in Europe, Patents at 7:57 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
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Summary: Instead of becoming more transparent, the increasingly ruthless and corrupt EPO just removes any remnants of transparency and some people believe that this seemingly minor thing is a sigh of grimmer things to come
PRIOR to Benoît Battistelli‘s EPO term it was made possible for staff to know who’s coming and who’s leaving (as well as reason for leaving). As we’ve just noted, there are rumours about the future of the EPO in light of growing secrecy [1, 2] and it makes one wonder what António Campinos plans for the next 5 years, aside from his promotion of European software patents under the guise of buzzwords and hype (e.g. blockchain and “Hey Hi” (AI), to name just a few).
=> Benoît Battistelli | EPO | just noted | 1 | 2 | António Campinos | European software patents
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