Bluetooth Lawsuit
Krish writes "The Seattle Times reports that a local Washington state group is suing cellphone makers for patent infringement on bluetooth devices. Research conducted by a University of Washington undergraduate more than a decade ago has become the subject of a lawsuit filed against some of the largest cellphone manufacturers in the world.
The suit claims that consumer electronics giant Matsushita and its Panasonic unit, as well as Samsung and Nokia, are infringing on four patents sold under the 'Bluetooth' name."
I also would like a piece of that pie. Oh, and with some whipped cream. Thanks.
The parent is obviously drunk. Someone needs to call child services.
I love the way you spelled your subject... You obviously Coug'd it...
Browsing at +1 - no ACs, I ignore their posts. So refreshing!
Actually, the athletics department is self-supporting. They don't receive any money from tuition, royalties, etc.
The University policy on IP revenue is here, but after administrative expenses are deducted, it basically boils down to 1/3rd going to the inventor, 1/3rd going to the department the inventor works in, and 1/3rd goes into University-wide research funds.
That's why I prefer the Ducks. Only one vowel, less chance of messing it up :-P