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- My avg. daily fitbit #fitstats for last week: 17,972 steps and 10.3 miles traveled. http://t.co/RWsxe3yT about 13 hours ago from Fitbit ReplyRetweetFavorite
- America and Asia 'will join up' (over the next 50-200 million years) http://t.co/L5BqU1PV about 16 hours ago from BBC News on iOS ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Turing's Enduring Importance http://t.co/zON8xsHe about 21 hours ago from Safari on iOS ReplyRetweetFavorite
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- RT @BritishMonarchy: On 6 Feb: The Earl of Wessex - will open the Blackburn Youth Zone, Jubilee Street, Blackburn Lancashire. http://t.c ... about 3 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- London, watching the EastEnders omnibus on a snow day. Plans to meet friends at Ye Grapes this evening. It's like I never left. about 3 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- It turns out step 2 is "wrap in PHP and publish on the web" #facebookIPO #UnderwearGnomes about 4 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
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- In London until Wednesday evening... about 4 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Tag Archives: ipr
The OSP Will Apply To Future Versions of DIS29500…
Several times over the last few months I have been asked why Microsoft has not made a stronger commitment to provide the necessary intellectual property for future versions of the DIS29500 (OpenXML) specification. Our commitment is a very strong one, … Continue reading
Life On A Carousel…
The ODF Alliance have been very active during the process to standardize OpenXML, in the early days they did some good work highlighting parts of the specification that needed work. Of late though they seem to have given up promoting … Continue reading
What About This Guy, Does He Have Rights To OpenXML IPR?
Last night I had the honour of sharing dinner with a couple of guys who have been very vocal throughout the current process to standardize OpenXML within ISO. They have added a lot to the debate, not always in a … Continue reading
In 2008 It Is Good To Recycle [fake news]
One of the great mysteries during the process to standardize OpenXML is where some of the news stories come from, especially when they are clearly not substantiated by facts. As I have spent more time reading some of the blogs … Continue reading
Baker & McKenzie Paper On OpenXML IP Rights, Reviews Broader Industry Approach
Those who were present for the second half of the event that the University Of New South Wales CyberLaw centre organized late last year to look at OpenXML technical and legal questions will remember Steve Mutkoski’s presentation comparing the language … Continue reading
On OpenXML and IPR…
The grant of rights to the intellectual property contained in Open XML comes up in conversation from time to time, both within the national standards bodies and in forums on the web. For a while now I’ve been trying to … Continue reading