A compromise is brewing on Capitol Hill that would recast the U.S. patent system. Will it make any difference -- for better or worse?
November 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Brandon Shalton is on a mission from God. Well, sort of.
Shalton created a company in 1999 that developed audio-to-web technology that could instantly digitize phone messages and post them on a Web site. Although the company foundered on the shoals of the dot-com disaster, it gained new life in 2003 in the form of SpokenMessages.com, a Web site serving the online-ministry needs of churches.
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