The text of the speech is here.
I am at a conference on patents, and I keep hearing people talk about the "troll problem" but then I hear a session about the need for greater liquidity in patents. If an owner has to be practicing a patent to enforce it without significant risk, then liquidity efforts are going to fall short.
Sigh.
It’s easy to see what is going on with Congre$$.
I can’t quite understand what is going on at Congress. There’s not a lobby for “frivolous litigation” and that is how the conversation has been captured, so that’s part of the reason why “reform” is moving forward… I hope they listen to Kappos, who said to go slow…
Liquidity…
…and alienability.
(and let’s not mention agency capture, or here, would that be congressional capture?)
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