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MPEG LA's first patent pool for video compression technology pulled in millions of dollars, and now the licensing company wants in on digital rights management. Yet making a royalty splash won't be easy. Pools can't quite shake a reputation as a necessary evil. For one thing, no one likes to share control of patents (and profits). For another, pools raise regulator suspicions. For IP owners, it's a choice between hoping a pool will spur the market versus going alone, and maybe never seeing a market emerge.
February 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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