This court case involving printer cartridges changes what it means to buy and own something

The Washington Post 2017-06-01

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A Supreme Court ruling in favor of Impression Products over Lexmark challenges patent laws and the purchasing process. See what the court case was about, and how it affects companies and consumers in the future.
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