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To: Buy Low Sell Hi who wrote (1745)	8/4/1998 6:46:00 AM
From: jimpit	Respond to of 1901

BLSH, Thanks for an excellent link! Interesting news! QUOTE---------------------- "...The Meta 6000 was never realized. IMS abandoned the effort and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. During the bankruptcy proceedings, TechSearch acquired the patent that serves as the basis of the suit. The company bought the patent in November and filed its action this past June. TechSearch itself is not a developer of intellectual property, according to IMS. Instead, the company buys underused or underexploited patents from original developers and then tries to develop their value further. Sometimes, TechSearch resells the patents. Other times, litigation erupts. IMS itself did not contemplate a lawsuit against Intel when approached by TechSearch, according to the IMS spokesman. Because the Meta 6000 project had been abandoned, and because TechSearch issued the company a license for its technology, there was no reason not to sell the patent." UNQUOTE----------------------------

To: Buy Low Sell Hi who wrote (1745)	8/4/1998 11:23:00 AM
From: ivan solotaroff	Respond to of 1901

Here's another link: biz.yahoo.com