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1-Click Rejection Rejected

Posted by kdawson on from the lawyering-obviousness dept.

theodp writes "On Wednesday, a three-judge USPTO panel convened at Amazon's request rejected a USPTO Examiner's rejection of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's 1-Click patent, ruling that it wasn't obvious to them what the Examiner found obvious. The application has been remanded to the Examiner with instructions to make the obviousness more obvious."

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  1. Can you confuse me more? by mfh · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    He rejected the rejector's rejection? Hmmm. K.

    Please, Slashdot editors, you gave me a buffer overflow. Try to explain those kinds of twisted stories better before throwing the green-light. I now have to READ THE EFFING ARTICLE, before knowing what it's really about. :(

    I like to be able to make a decision of whether something is worth my time BEFORE reading it.

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