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PBS uses Unified Patents Statistics - 1 views

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    Around 2:21 the video shows Unified's 2015 Patent Dispute Report statistics The U.S. economy is driven by innovation, but unwelcome "patent trolls" are gunking up the system. Patent reform bills sit idle in Congress as the "trolls" set up companies for the sole purpose, critics say, of shaking down inventors while never creating anything.

Mobile Notary Devices like Smartphones - 1 views

started by findanotary on 02 Jul 12 no follow-up yet

What are Online Notary Services? - 3 views

started by yosefong on 11 Jun 12 no follow-up yet

Who Says Smoking Pot is Illegal? - 1 views

started by Sonny Cher on 01 Jun 11 no follow-up yet

Safe and Legal Pot - 3 views

started by High Syn on 13 Jun 11 no follow-up yet

Becoming A Certified True Bobby in the UK - 1 views

started by how to Become A Police Officer on 20 Sep 11 no follow-up yet

Top Funeral Service in Adelaide - 1 views

started by funeral adelaide on 18 Oct 11 no follow-up yet
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OWS's Beef: Wall Street Isn't Winning It's Cheating | Matt Taibbi | Rolling Stone - 0 views

  • When Joe Homeowner bought too much house, essentially betting that home prices would go up, and losing his bet when they dropped, he was an irresponsible putz who shouldn’t whine about being put on the street. But when banks bet billions on a firm like AIG that was heavily invested in mortgages, they were making the same bet that Joe Homeowner made, leaving themselves hugely exposed to a sudden drop in home prices. But instead of being asked to "suck it in and cope" when that bet failed, the banks instead went straight to Washington for a bailout -- and got it.
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    When Joe Homeowner bought too much house, essentially betting that home prices would go up, and losing his bet when they dropped, he was an irresponsible putz who shouldn't whine about being put on the street. But when banks bet billions on a firm like AIG that was heavily invested in mortgages, they were making the same bet that Joe Homeowner made, leaving themselves hugely exposed to a sudden drop in home prices. But instead of being asked to "suck it in and cope" when that bet failed, the banks instead went straight to Washington for a bailout -- and got it.
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