On Wed Jan 25 22:27:05 2012, SM wrote:
That's the uncomfortable question. Some alternatives are:
(a) Ask the company not to participate in the IETF for X period
(b) Take action against the individual(s) responsible for the
breach
(c) Ask the individual(s) involved for an explanation
(d) Do nothing
(e) The IETF formally demands a royalty free, reasonable and
non-discriminatory license to the technology for anyone, for the
purpose of implementing the specification.
Have Huawei made any statement about their IPR screw-up?
Dave.
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