The Centre Daily carried a story that Intertrust Technologies has completed a patent licensing deal giving Motorola global rights "to practice Intertrust's broad inventions in trusted distributed computing and digital rights management. Motorola's license covers all products, including mobile and digital television devices."
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Monday, February 11, 2008
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