DocumentCode
985009
Title
IP Squared: Internet Standards and Intellectual Property
Author
Contreras, Jorge ; Housley, Russ
Volume
12
Issue
6
fYear
2008
Firstpage
83
Lastpage
86
Abstract
Standards-development organizations (SDOs) comprise participants from large and small companies, academia, and the open source community. The participants come with varying backgrounds with regard to copyright and patents in the areas that are being standardized, and the SDOs must deal with these issues in ways that both satisfy the participants (and their employers) and result in useful standards. Each SDO - including the IEEE - has its own intellectual property (IP) policy. This issue, we look at how the IETF handles IP, in an overview cowritten by an attorney who has represented the IETF for some years and the current IETF Chair.
Keywords
IEEE standards; Internet; patents; IEEE standard; Internet standard; copyright; intellectual property; patent; standards-development organization; Intellectual property; Internet; Postal services; Protection; Protocols; SDRAM; Security; Standards development; Standards organizations; TCPIP; IETF; SDOs; implementation; intellectual property rights; internet standards; patents; software; standards; standards-development organizations;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Internet Computing, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1089-7801
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MIC.2008.127
Filename
4670123
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