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scott wrote:
> It's not scary at all, it's not like ISO writes laws,
Yep. This sort of thing happens in the cell phone industry all the time
too. Carriers in one country don't want to pay for that patents on
technology owned by other countries, so they "corrupt" the standards
(making them work more poorly *and* more expensively) to avoid the
patent problems. No different, really.
I suspect if you were in any other industry, you'd see the same sort of
things happening.
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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