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[from bushwald] 'PatentGate' one year later: MS against open-source world
"We spend $7 billion a year on research, development and cranking out innovations. We need to protect our innovations against people who infringe upon them."
[from bushwald] Protecode
Scans software to find what other software is being used in the overall application.
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[from bushwald] Covalent Technologies - Is Open Source code really an asset?
It's all about services and consulting.
[from 051227deli] NAS - Network Access Server
A Network Access Server (NAS) is a single point of access to a remote resource.The NAS contains no information about what clients can connect or what credentials are valid. All the NAS does is send the credentials the client supplied to a resource which d
[from bushwald] Sender ID
"The Sender ID proposal had become the subject of controversy regarding intellectual property licensing issues..."
[from bushwald] MS Sees No Conflict with Its Patent/Open Source Initiatives: 'The bridge building business, not the bridge burning business'
"...while Microsoft is trying to build bridges wherever possible between the commercial and open-source software industries, some seem intent on tearing down those bridges. We are in the bridge building business, not in the bridge burning business."
[from bushwald] Oracle sues SAP and its TomorrowNow unit
Suing over gathering support materials has some impacts for people doing collaborative systems management. IP law! Crazy!
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[from bushwald] The Burning Man trademark controversy at FactoryCity
People playing with IP-law always reminds me of one of Kim's favorite sayings: "if you mess with the bull, you get the horns." Better get a long-range tranquilizer or stay in the city.
[from bushwald] Amazon says IBM WebSphere infringes patents
"The Amazon.com patents enable a Web site to recommend products to customers based on their browsing and buying histories."