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Article: Internet sales giant beaten in one click.
- Article from:
- Australasian Business Intelligence
- Article date:
- October 18, 2007
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Byline: Lane Nicholls
Oct 18, 2007 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) -- A man from New Zealand has had a legal victory over online retailer Amazon.com. Peter Calveley, 37, decided that Amazon did not have the right to claim that it invented the "one click" online shopping system. One of his hobbies is researching US patents. Calveley researched the patents and found that a similar "DigiCash" payments system was used by another group in the early 1990s. Calveley went to the US Patent & Trademark Office asking it to look more carefully at the Amazon patent claims. This office has since ...
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