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To: Joe NYC who wrote (43840)	6/11/2001 3:37:06 PM
From: bacchus_ii	Read Replies (3) of 275872

It should be possible to expropriate (against reasonable price) any IP when public interest is at stake, the same way they can expropriate your house to run a freeway. The problem is not IP, it's the standard. When a standard as been established, no matter how or by whom, it should became candidate to expropriation in the public interest. When an IP become a standard, all information about this standard should be made available permitting competition to create innovations using this standard. Maybe many level of market share could trigger different rule, like at 33% some basic rule apply, then at 50% more important rules, then 75% full blast regulation should apply. The whole thing could be trigger only for very big market, maybe only starting when the market is for 1 billions $/year or more. Gottfried

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