I don't think Edison would have been offended if he would have been asked just to file the letter that he was sending that clearly states what patent he's asserting and his bases for doing it.
Claire McCaskill: “I don't think Edison would have been offended if he would have been asked just to file the letter that he was sending…”
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McCaskill suggests transparency in patent assertion to avoid anecdotal evidence.
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