John Baker just tweeted about the victory D2L was just handed in Federal Appeals Court. They invalidated claims 1-35 of the patent. Whenever I try to follow the exact details of whats going on with the claims and counter claims my head almost explodes. The patent law blog PatentlyO has a good explanation.
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