I’m kind of surprised, actually. The Supreme Court “granted cert” in Bilski. This means that the Federal Circuit’s decision is far from settled law–and that the debate over the patentability of software is about to reach fever pitch.
…no, I didn’t get offered the General Counsel position, but I did get these promotional cards from Google for signing up for their profile program. And now I’m acting like a tiny cog in the giant (but subtle) Google marketing machine because I’m blogging about it. Well done, Google.
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About Coderights
There are some nasty little problems that coders face from time to time (whether individually, as a startup, or as a consultant): what can I do (or not do) legally?.
Since 2005, Coderights has been my attempt to wrestle with these issues. It's written by me, Michael Rice. I'm a third year law student at the Seattle University School of Law. Consequently, don't even think about relying on anything you read by me as legal advice.
If you have a comment, concern, or see something you want me to write up, let me know! I'm pretty easy to get a hold of. You can send me an email: michael@coderights.com or feel free to call me using Google Voice, (206)438-9007. Alternatively, you can follow me at twitter.com/michaelrice.
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