The Frog Race: The desire for control and how large companies interact with standards organizations

Author: oreillynet.com | Published: 25th Mar 2008 | Visited: 129 times | Add Comment
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I was told recently that of the 250 or so standards that Ecma has successfully had accepted by National Bodies at ISO/IEC, only three of them have failed. I thought it would be interesting to read up a little more...

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