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:Cal Law: The Standards Bearers [Microsoft agrees to freely license its controversial patent on Cascading Style Sheets]
Cal Law: The Standards Bearers [Microsoft agrees to freely license its controversial patent on Cascading Style Sheets]
Mar 11, 1999, 18 :12 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (9117 reads)

(Other stories by Brenda Sandburg)

"Since when does Microsoft Corp. agree to give away patent rights to competitors for free?

When it wants to placate a heavy-hitting technical standards-making body, for one.

The World Wide Web Consortium, or W3C, went off on member Microsoft last month after the company announced it had won a patent on technology that the group adopted last year.

Rather than fight, Microsoft backed off, agreeing to freely license the patent, which relates to a technology known as cascading style sheets."

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Greed, Bill, Greeed!!!
It's time to  ...   MS comes down with guilt??   
E Mitchell Farnsworth
Mar 11, 1999, 20:42:39
 
I think that MS is letting W3C know that ...   Just a shot across the bows of W3C   
Roo
Mar 12, 1999, 06:05:35
 
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