000115	03-measuring-success_wmp_a_16.wma
000000	ERIK SCHMIDT: So I noticed that the wanted list on the Patent Buster site shows that two of the ten most wanted software patents 
000008	have been granted re-examinations by the patent office.
000012	Is this over the two-year period?
000014	JASON SCHULTZ: Yes it's actually been an interesting journey to see how long it takes to bust certain patents.
000022	Yes, so we've managed to file on two and those were granted.
000025	And then we're actually preparing to file in a couple of more in the near future.
000029	We've sort of learned this takes about six months to eight months to really gather each case.
000037	And we've been working on several cases at a time.
000041	ERIK SCHMIDT: So given that it takes this much time and takes this much effort, how do you measure success?
000046	Are you truly trying to get all ten of them negated or is the primary point just to call attention to it?
000053	JASON SCHULTZ: I think it's both.
000054	I think calling attention to it definitely has been a success and has generated a lot of conversation and pressure, I think, to move forward on reform.
000103	But we want to get these ten patents off the books and I think we'll be able to do it.
000108	In fact, I'm hoping that the momentum is going to build as we go and it will be faster as we go.