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Friday, May 20, 2011

Great software references for invalidity discussion

Here are a few non-patent references.  I placed them in order of a quick scan I did for importance.  Let me know your thoughts or if something stands out.

Practice management: new perspectives for the construction professional By Peter Barrett, Roderick Males - 1991


Coordinating user interfaces for consistency By Jakob Nielsen - 1989


Public opinion polls and survey research: a selective annotated bibliography ... By Graham R. Walden - 1990


InfoWorld Aug 20, 1990

InfoWorld May 11, 1987

Network World May 25, 1992

InfoWorld Mar 5, 1990

- USPA


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  1. Mark NowotarskiMay 24, 2011 at 6:15 AM

    USPA,

    Looks like you have some great stuff here. I presume you will see my post on IP Watchdog, but in case you didn't, I have some thoughts on funding an inter partes reexam without creating estoppel. Feel free to contact me at mark.nowotarski@gmail.com to discuss further.

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