This is a classic case of a technology company patenting something that is a very generalized concept, and that gives it grounds to be removed. If the patent re

This is a classic case of a technology company patenting something that is a very generalized concept, and that gives it grounds to be removed. If the patent really is distinct enough, they should also sue anybody who makes money off of email services as well. There's also a patent for a video player inside a browser -- funny that nobody has tried suing on that one yet.