Message 00280: Re: [open-gov] Re: footnote to Wonderlich quoting Jacobs
- To: "Carl Malamud" <xxxx@media.org>
- Subject: Re: [open-gov] Re: footnote to Wonderlich quoting Jacobs
- From: "Aaron Swartz" <xx@aaronsw.com>
- Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 22:14:05 -0400
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> in re thomas lord, troll alert. :)
really? damn (also, i think i was confusing him with mbp)
> but, what specifically are you folks arguing about? is this about patent
> binders? patent files in xml instead of text? images of the patents all
> the way back?
Patents was just a hypothetical, but they do claim to charge $43,000
for the year:
http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/ac/ido/oeip/catalog/prices/priclist.htm
but there are enough free sites out there that i assume it's not an issue
> my impression was that the basic databases were pretty well taken care of
> these days, albeit the binders aren't online and a few other nice-to-haves.
> do you know about freepatentsonline? he does a really nice job. there are
> a few others out there as well.
wow, that is nice. last time i looked into it there were just the
hacky perl scripts that fed back tiffs (and that ibm thing, I guess)