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Lego has lost its patent but let’s celebrate the Bricks anyway.
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November 22nd, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Does Lego losing their patent mean that Legos will be more or less expensive? Sounds like it could go either way. Prices could go down to deal with competition or up to make up for lost profits on patent licensing. Not sure how I feel about this in the end since Lego is such a positive toy. :\