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Ubuntu Ohio - Burning Circle: Burning Circle Episode 99
This week's episode talks about Ubuntu Phone while referencing a commentary by Ed Hewitt in issue sixty nine of Full Circle Magazine. In the episode's brief discussion, the call was made for Canonical to pick up more of an industrial/manufacturing arm and to actually build suitable hardware itself to run Ubuntu Phone in lieu of merely producing after-market replacement operating software for phones.
A reminder was given of the LoCo's first IRC educational session set to take place during the week on IRC in #ubuntu-us-oh. A transcript with graphics of slides interleaved is expected to be posted to the Ubuntu Wiki Infrastructure after the event.
The next episode of the program will not be released until 11 February 2013.
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MS v Motorola: The Parties File Their "Extrinsic Evidence" for Hearing on Monday in Seattle ~pj
Don't worry if you don't understand everything when you read them. The parties' lawyers don't understand the licenses fully either, not for sure, in that they don't agree at all on what they mean, and that's why they are in a court of law.
After the parties briefed the issue of what they thought the agreement meant, the judge asked [PDF] them to present any "extrinsic evidence" they could on how to interpret that license, "such as affidavits from MPEG LA regarding the purpose and intent of the grant-back provision", and of course, Microsoft did exactly that, and surprise, surprise, MPEG LA's president claims in a declaration [PDF] that Microsoft is exactly right in its interpretation. When Motorola asked to depose him, the judge said: Nope. No can do. The judge can ask for such evidence this late, but there's no time to, you know, verify it to make sure it is actually true and admissible. Motorola calls it hearsay and inadmissible.
We haven't been covering each painful inch of this litigation, so maybe I missed it, but has this judge ruled for Motorola yet in anything? If so, email me please, and I'll add it to the article. All I know is, every time I parachute into this courtroom in Seattle, so to speak, to see how things are going, the judge has just ruled for Microsoft again.