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Experts question Microsoft's Caller ID patents







Experts question Microsoft's Caller ID
patents

Experts question Microsoft's Caller ID
patents
03/06/2004 01:56 AM

The company's claim that it owns patents around Caller ID and its decision to license the technology to third parties, rather than submit it to an Internet standards body, have riled e-mail experts and domain owners.




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