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[DMCA-Activists] Re: [fsl-discuss] Re: IBM, Microsoft, BEA Snub W3C
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[DMCA-Activists] Re: [fsl-discuss] Re: IBM, Microsoft, BEA Snub W3C |
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Richard Stallman wrote:
I wonder if what we are seeing is an attempt to create a
patent-restricted standard. If so, perhaps public pressure
is called for now.
i would say that, as ever, you've hit the nail on the head there.
from what i've seen of the patenting of ebXML by IBM and Microsoft -
documented in features on news.com.com - it suggests to me that they are
trying to implement a 'de-facto' patent-restricted standard. they may no
longer be able to enforce rigid patents on W3C standards, but this does
not matter if you effectively control the ebusiness market.
chilling indeed....
m~
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