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Today we're going to tackle a question that has divided the patent innovation community for a generation. Depending on your perspective, patent trolls have been and continue to be a problem, or complaints about patent trolls have been greatly exaggerated.
As is often the case when emotions are running high and there is so much money at stake, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.
Unfortunately, the bad actors on both sides of patent litigation have so clouded the issues to the point where it's hard to look at patent owners and defendants as anything other than the caricatures they represent, which is the worst of the worst, really. So, let’s put some real facts on the table and meat on the bones and talk about what is really going on, both good, bad and ugly.
Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com.
You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.
By Gene Quinn5
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Today we're going to tackle a question that has divided the patent innovation community for a generation. Depending on your perspective, patent trolls have been and continue to be a problem, or complaints about patent trolls have been greatly exaggerated.
As is often the case when emotions are running high and there is so much money at stake, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.
Unfortunately, the bad actors on both sides of patent litigation have so clouded the issues to the point where it's hard to look at patent owners and defendants as anything other than the caricatures they represent, which is the worst of the worst, really. So, let’s put some real facts on the table and meat on the bones and talk about what is really going on, both good, bad and ugly.
Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com.
You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

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