Article of manufacture claims for computer-related inventions

The third case, In re Beauregard, presented the software invention as an article of manufacture claim directly by reciting an article "composed of a computer usable medium in which a program code is embodied."15 The case posed the question: If under Lowry a data structure on a computer rea...

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Published inComputer and Internet Lawyer Vol. 26; no. 12; p. 1
Main Author Magen, Burt
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Frederick Aspen Publishers, Inc 01.12.2009
Subjects
Computer software industry
End users
Intellectual property
Inventions
Inventors
Laws, regulations and rules
Patent infringement
Patent law
Patent licenses
Software industry
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ISSN1531-4944

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Summary:The third case, In re Beauregard, presented the software invention as an article of manufacture claim directly by reciting an article "composed of a computer usable medium in which a program code is embodied."15 The case posed the question: If under Lowry a data structure on a computer readable media is patentable subject matter as an article of manufacture, why not a software program on computer readable media?
ISSN:1531-4944