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Blackmoor VituperativeNew Zealand patent reform bill says no to software patents
I view this as good news:
New Zealand’s parliament is preparing to vote on a major patent reform bill that will tighten the country’s standards of patentability. One of the most significant changes in the proposed bill is a specific patentability exclusion for software. If the bill receives parliamentary approval in its current form, it will broadly eliminate conventional software patents in New Zealand.
(from New Zealand patent reform bill says no to software patents, Ars Technica)
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