Ars Technica coverage: Supreme Court saves medical profession from diagnostic patents.
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Impolitical: The embarrassment goes international
Impolitical: The embarrassment goes international
Politicians and academics on Wednesday criticized the late night firing by the Conservative government of the head of Canada’s nuclear regulatory agency as a political attack on independent agencies.
OK, when a US newspaper expends any effort to report on a Canadian issue and actually sees through Bushlite’s spin, then you gots problems.
MercuryNews.com | 02/21/2007 | Genentech loses patent dispute with MedImmune
MercuryNews.com | 02/21/2007 | Genentech loses patent dispute with MedImmune
Yes! The extremely stupid extended Cabilly patent has been overturned. Finally. For context, see previous posts.
CopyrightWatch.ca » Blog Archive » Public Domain Day 2007
Now in the public domain, the works of A. A. Milne, English author.
Step up all you Pooh-bear slash fic writers.
Two other links for you to follow in the case of the Tripoli Six
- Avocats Sans Frontières: Projet Libye – Lawyers Without Borders in France are activily trying to get international courts to review the case.
- Libya’s travesty: Nature. Science magazine Nature is one of the few large media organizations pushing this issue into the &ldquot;limelight&rdquot;
On Citizenship
4.April.2009 at 00:27 UTC · Filed under Canuckistan, Commentary, Law, Law & Politics, Legal Commentary, News, Personal Commentary, Political/Social Commentary, Stupid Government Tricks, War and Peace
The CBC is reporting that Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian stranded in Sudan is deemed a security risk, denied a passport.
I do not believe a government is just that can decide to restrict the ability of a citizen to return home.
Word of the day: Disgusted.
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