RE: Geoworks and their patent

Andy.Bradbury@syntegra.bt.co.uk
Wed, 26 Jan 2000 11:08:16 -0000

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Len Bullard wrote:
>
>As an electorate, we aren't good at multiple issues and certainly 
>don't have candidates that understand technical ones.  The big 
>Internet issue de jour will be taxing it.  Sorry, you'll have 
>to wait another five years to bring up software patents. :-)
>OTOH, by then, the stock bubble will have burst and we will 
>have other worries.

Doesn't Al Gore claim to have invented the term 'Super Information Highway'?
Not that that proves anything, I guess :¬)

Regards

Andy B.

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