[Linux-bruxelles] Le Parlement européen approuve la brevetabilité des logiciels (fwd)

[Benoit Mortier]

Le Mercredi 24 Septembre 2003 15:11, Cedric Laval a écrit :
> http://fr.news.yahoo.com/030924/85/3etjo.html
>
> Le Parlement européen approuve la brevetabilité des logiciels

Desole de vous decevoir, mais c'est une victoire compare a la directive de 
base, l'on peut celebrer cela.

a tel point que les promoteur de cette directive veulent maintenant la 
detruire. Je tiens a disposition de qui veut les amendements votes.

Voici la press release de la ffii

FFII News -- For Immediate Release -- Please Redistribute
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See

        http://swpat.ffii.org/#news

Now we will have to see whether the European Commission is committed to
"harmonisation and clarification" or only to patent owner interests.

Yesterday's threats uttered by Bolkestein against the European Parliament
suggest the latter.

The detailed results are available on our site

        http://swpat.ffii.org/news/03/plen0923/

It will now be our job to help the European Parliament assert itself against
attempts by Bolkestein and patent lawyers wearing the hat of national
governments to crush the directive project.

The current text has some remaining contraditions in it, but basically the
thrust has been turned around.  It has become our directive which we
must help the European Parliament to defend.  This is also a question of
the European Parliament's role in an emerging democratic Europe.  On the
whole this is very good news for the EU.

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Hartmut Pilch, FFII & Eurolinux Alliance              tel. +49-89-18979927
Protecting Innovation against Patent Inflation       http://swpat.ffii.org/
270,000 votes 2000 firms against software patents    http://noepatents.org/
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Free Software Specialist
Benoit Mortier - Linux Engineer
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