Google Gets Google Doodle Patent
PC World, Wednesday, March 23, 2011 1:36 PM
It took nearly 10 years, but Google finally won a U.S. patent for its cycling logo known as "Google Doodles, which also covers a "periodically changing storyline." This means the doodles that change during a consecutive series of days might collectively create a story.
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Great news! Or is it...?
Should I be encouraged that if I spend enough time and money I can get a patent on almost anything?
Or is this just another example of a company manipulating the system to get what they want, even though the rest of us would never get anywhere with such an application...???