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To: qdog who wrote (1801)	9/22/1999 8:56:00 PM
From: Clarksterh	Read Replies (2) of 13582

qdog - You are acting in a discrimatory manner against a major telecommunication concern, or at least you can make a case of it. Also, you have rumours about China thinking the licensing and royalty is too high, etc. etc. ad nausem. Whether any of the rumours have merit, well for one that has followed this story for a very long time, we have heard plenty over the years. First, a caveat: I don't know doodly squat about international law, IP or otherwise. But I would interpret that to mean only that if you sell your IP to one party for $0.01 (and no considerations), you can't then turn around and sell it for something worth millions of dollars. Anyone know? Clark

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