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For two years, the high-tech industry has watched with bated breath as Rambus Inc. has battled the Federal Trade Commission over its participation in a standards development organization. The FTC has made clear its concerns that patent rights are being used to improperly stifle competition. Now Congress has passed legislation to ease the antitrust risks stalking standard-setting groups. Ironically, the new law doesn't address the participants' liability.
July 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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