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Posted by kelsey | Posted in Extra, Search Engines | Posted on 03-09-2009

Tags: google, patent, website design

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According to Search Engine Land, Google just got approved for a patent for their simplistic homepage style. Google’s home page IS unique and definitely a trademark, but it’s definitely surprising they were able to patent a web page design.

Do you think web page design patents will become the norm? Or is this just an anomaly?

Search Engine Land: Google’s Home Page Clears United States Patent Office

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