Sixteen million thanks!

Eagle-eyed readers of this weblog may have spotted that today the IPKat notched up its 16 millionth page view. Once again the IPKat, Merpel and all the blog team, both perma-Kats and guests, would like to express their gratitude for the amazing support and encouragement that this blog has received since its inception in June 2003.

Without the positive and often critical contributions of our readers, the handy tip-offs, the steady flow of fascinating judicial decisions and the constant emergence of new IP-related problems, this weblog would have been very much the poorer.

In looking forward to clocking up future milestones, the IPKat's team want to assure all readers that there is no question of the Kats resting on their laurels: they will continue to work hard to maintain and improve the standard that has earned the support received so far.
Sixteen million thanks! Sixteen million thanks! Reviewed by Jeremy on Tuesday, October 27, 2015 Rating: 5

3 comments:

  1. Any chance of getting the recent comments widget working again?

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  2. Congratulations! Keep up the interesting work!

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  3. It would be interesting to plot the page views against the days of the year and see if they peak around the meetings of the AC of the European Patent Office ... ;-)

    Btw, without a functioning "reader's latest comments" widget one doesn't really know which page to read ...

    Keep up the good work!

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