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9 External links

• US Patent and Trademark Office
• Delphion IP Research
• Canadian Patents Database
• Japan Patent Office
• European Network of Patent Databases
• European Patent Office
• UK Patent Office
• ipwatchdog.com - Web and News site about IP including Patents(incl. weeky obscure patent)
• mp3board.com - News site which aggregates patent news (and other IP news).
• Paper: Exceptions to exclusive rights and compulsory licenses(incl. experimental and private use)
• Some thoughts on how the patent process may be improved
• General Information About Patents
• FreePatentsOnline.com - Free patent searching database and list of funny patents.
• Brown & Michaels, PC - General information about intellectual property, including a patent FAQ and a funny collection of Weird and Wonderful Patents.

9.1 Patent organizations

• The Public Patent Foundation

9.2 Patent discussion

• Quotes from Fritz Machlup report 1958
• Netflix patent buys time - shumans.com article, June 29, 2003. [Related to patent number US 6584450]
• EOLAS (Example of a patent privateer)

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