My take Toxzl, we won't.
https://www.tillis.senate.gov/public/index.cf...l-property
Too much money has been lost by patent holders (billions if not trillions) trying to protect their patents. Congressmen Tillis & Coons wants to know for what reason:
“Intellectual property plays an important role in our nation’s long term economic success and national security. In recent years our country has been faced with a number of challenges in our intellectual property system, from rampant theft from state actors like China, to confusion among innovators and inventors about what is even patentable. These issues are causing our nation’s economy to lose billions of dollars annually and threaten our country’s long-term technological dominance,” said Senator Tillis. “I want to thank Chairman Graham and Ranking Member Feinstein for allowing Senator Coons and I to focus on these issues at the subcommittee level for the first time in years. I’m committed to working with Ranking Member Coons on a bipartisan basis to examine the current state of intellectual property in the United States and make targeted improvements to our intellectual property framework that protect and promote America’s innovation economy.”
https://www.tillis.senate.gov/public/index.cf...l-property
Too much money has been lost by patent holders (billions if not trillions) trying to protect their patents. Congressmen Tillis & Coons wants to know for what reason:
“Intellectual property plays an important role in our nation’s long term economic success and national security. In recent years our country has been faced with a number of challenges in our intellectual property system, from rampant theft from state actors like China, to confusion among innovators and inventors about what is even patentable. These issues are causing our nation’s economy to lose billions of dollars annually and threaten our country’s long-term technological dominance,” said Senator Tillis. “I want to thank Chairman Graham and Ranking Member Feinstein for allowing Senator Coons and I to focus on these issues at the subcommittee level for the first time in years. I’m committed to working with Ranking Member Coons on a bipartisan basis to examine the current state of intellectual property in the United States and make targeted improvements to our intellectual property framework that protect and promote America’s innovation economy.”
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