--[T]he Court is persuaded that [plaintiff's] approach is correct and holds that the [patent-in-suit] was issued just after 12:00 a.m. EDT --
Within a district court decision one finds the text [T]he Court is persuaded that [plaintiff's] approach is correct and holds that the [patent-in-suit] was issued just after 12:00 a.m. EDT
One notes the existence of Aaron R. Feigelson's blog 12:01 Tuesday . Could one cite a blog name as authority?
Refer to Patent Infringement Blog for the case in question.
***In passing
RPX IPO: Patent Aggregation, Terrorists and Goldilocks
Article One Featured Researcher: Timothy Kirk:
AOP: Which research tools do you frequently use?
TK: Google, Wikipedia, and my memory for old articles I've read and products I've seen or used.
[IPBiz: as a general matter, patent examiners cannot cite Wikipedia.]
One notes the existence of Aaron R. Feigelson's blog 12:01 Tuesday . Could one cite a blog name as authority?
Refer to Patent Infringement Blog for the case in question.
***In passing
RPX IPO: Patent Aggregation, Terrorists and Goldilocks
Article One Featured Researcher: Timothy Kirk:
AOP: Which research tools do you frequently use?
TK: Google, Wikipedia, and my memory for old articles I've read and products I've seen or used.
[IPBiz: as a general matter, patent examiners cannot cite Wikipedia.]
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 10:56 AM
1 Comments:
With all due respect to Aaron, the the day starts at 12:00:00 ... This is why we refer to 11:59 PM and 12:00 AM. (And may also explain why 24 hour time notation goes from 23 hundred hours to 0 hundred hours).
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