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Software Protection in Thailand
Computer software expands into new frontiers at an exponential rate, pervading our daily lives. From the advent of the personal computer to the growth of artificial intelligence, software development opens new possibilities for economic efficiency, human flourishing, and creative expression in the digital age. With these new advancements, however, legislatures and courts face the increasingly … Continue reading Software Protection in Thailand
Read more »Do Software Patents actually fall under the ambit of Section 3(k)?
Section 3k is often criticized for its ambiguity of the words “computer programme per se”. Though the Indian Patent Act doesn’t explicitly disallow software programs, a lot has been left to interpretation of the same, which in turn has been to many companies’ benefit. This article will analyze the patentability of software programs with support … Continue reading Do Software Patents actually fall under the ambit of Section 3(k)?
Read more »Is Section 3(k) losing its significance?
It wasn’t long back when section 3(k) defined as “A mathematical or business method or a computer programme per se or algorithms are not patentable” was under heavy discussions as regards the standards based on which patentability of a computer implemented invention alias software invention would be examined. A computer implemented invention was defined as … Continue reading Is Section 3(k) losing its significance?
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