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(Of course you have to model this assuming certain patent laws in place, as well as no patent system at all, to really do it right.) I think an important principle that should influence the design of patent law is the rough likelihood of the invention being made by others, or qualitatively matched or exceeded by others, in various spans of time. Is the term 20 years now? That's too long for any kind of software, even codecs.

RASPBERRY PI MPEG LICENSE KEY GENERATOR HOW TO

I'm muddled on decoding because it seems like just figuring out how to read something should be treated differently.

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If there's any software that has a chance of convincing me of patent worthiness, it's probably codecs. And they're complicated, extremely specific (and necessarily formally specified), and the result of a lot of work, sometimes brilliant work. Codecs are real, as real as a bag of apples. I agree with some of this, and I think most software patents are garbage and should not be legally permitted.

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If an AOM member wants to give a blanket license of their whole portfolio under defensive terms to users of AV1, they still need to disclose how AV1 infringes their patents or they can't use those patents defensively in the future against AV1. Covenants not to sue and blanket licenses do not waive requirements under #3. Simply publish AV1, wait the prescribed time, and AV1 is in the clear.Ĥ. And AOM would be spared the expense of their patent search. This, by itself, would likely blow away most codec patents. It means that, if you patent some incomprehensible detail that might apply to future technologies, then you must tell people that their future technologies would infringe. It means that owning and maintaining a patent is a bit expensive. Even if my technology is still under development by a standards body. By "should know", I mean that, if an attentive participant in whatever market I'm in would have known of whatever details of my technology infringe on your patent, then you "should know". If my infringing technology is public and you fail to publicly disclose your patent, you cannot enforce your patent against anyone who infringes it using my technology or a derivative thereof. If you fail to notify me, your patent no longer applies. If you give me a list of 700 patents that "might" cover it, you get some appropriate penalty. If you know or should know that my specification, technology, or product is covered by your patent, you must tell me what patent covers it and why. Specifically, require patent holders to notify infringers of their infringement in a timely manner. Codec patents, for example, should never have been valid.ģ.

Make it clear that math, in any form, is not patentable. Decrease patent terms to just a few years in most fields.Ģ. I think that evidence that patents are beneficial in any field is lacking.Īlternatively, a few major reforms would help.