Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents
"Perry E. Metzger" <perry@piermont.com> Mon, 17 June 1996 23:00 UTC
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To: Jim Thompson <jim@smallworks.com>
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Subject: Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents
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Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1996 19:03:47 -0400
From: "Perry E. Metzger" <perry@piermont.com>
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"Jim Thompson" writes: > > It doesn't matter, though. The patents are invalid on their face. None > > of this is new technology -- this stuff is all very old. Prior art > > fully invalidates a patent. > > Perry, it just ain't true that 'prior art fully invalidates a patent'. (I've > just had a discussion with that IP lawyer we have on-staff here.) > > Prior art is a defense to litigation, its true, but it doesn't invalidate a > patent. > > The only way to invalidate a patent is to ask for re-examination The distinction is unimportant for purposes of this discussion. .pm
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- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents John Ioannidis
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents C. Harald Koch
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Per Unell
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents John Gilmore
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Robert Moskowitz
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Steven Bellovin
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents MarkVon
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- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents PALAMBER.US.ORACLE.COM
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Perry E. Metzger
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Carl F. Muckenhirn
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Robert Moskowitz
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Jim Thompson
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Perry E. Metzger
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Carl F. Muckenhirn
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Jim Thompson
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Perry E. Metzger
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Phil Karn
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Phil Karn
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Jim Thompson
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Steven Bellovin
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Joe Tardo
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Jonathan M. Smith
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Stephen Kent
- Re: UUNET Network Encryption Patents Stephen Kent
- Re: UPenn Network Encryption Patent John Gilmore
- Re: UPenn Network Encryption Patent Jonathan M. Smith