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it appears that louis rosenberg now spends more time as a screenwriter with his company outland pictures than as an inventor, but there are a good number of patents at the us patent and trademark office assigned to outland research. a number of those showed up recently in the uspto’s patent assignment database as having been assigned to google,gucci purses, with an execution date of august 1,wallet, 2011,gucci boots, and an assignment recording date of august 29, 2011.
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