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From: Rupert Baines	5/28/1996 10:37:00 PM
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It is a condition of ANSI that livcencing is reasonable & non-discriminatory. There are precedents for what this might mean (eg V.34, ISDN, HDSL), so people do have good ideas on "reasonable". V.34 is a good example: although Motorola Codex own many of the patents, it is Rockwell et al who make the ICs, and a different group again who make the modems (US Robotics et al) If people try to charge too much, then: a) it is no longer "reasonable" b) it becomes worthwhile to develop new (non patented) technology c) demand goes down (and CAP suceeds ?) I hope that answers your question r

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