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Subject: Re: Octopus card uses proprietary technology

Author: IP (intellectual property)CEO Armand LinkensOctopus’s plans

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:07:21 01/30/03 Thu In reply to: 1998--milfare 's message, "Re: Octopus card uses proprietary technology" on 01:03:09 01/30/03 Thu Commenting on Octopus’s plans to take its offer global, Proton World CEO Armand Linkens says: “There’s still a significant amount of our IP (intellectual property) in Octopus. There will be a big debate if they sell it without synchronizing their plans with us [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Re: Jan 24 2003 :American Banker	has been validated Hong Kong’s Octopus multi-function card.	13:49:34 01/31/03 Fri