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| The Man Behind The MP3 |
Nathan Schulhof might not be a household name, but his revolutionary invention
certainly is. This extraordinary innovator invented, patented and introduced the first
MP3 player—and that is just the beginning.
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| The talent that drives the Internet technologies |
| Nathan Schulhof selected among the talent that develops the new, Internet technologies, joining Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Patricia Seybold, and Steve Case. More... |
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Success
Magazine |
| A winning
exit strategy delivers a big windfall |
| Nathan
Schulhof's company, TestDrive, was taking off. It was
a front-runner in developing a computer program that lets
consumers sample different kinds of software before making
a purchase. It was the perfect time to cash out. More... |
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| Patents
May Raise Price of Information Highway |
| Last week,
TestDrive , a 25-employee company in Santa Clara, Calif.,
announced a patent on a promising technique that lets
computer users try multiple programs on a CD-ROM before
they buy them. If they like one, they may give a credit-card
number to the software supplier and receive a code that
gives full use of the software. Nathan Schulhof, TestDrive
's chief executive, believes the patent will also cover
systems for controlling electronic delivery of movies,
music and other data to the home. More... |
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Wednesday, May 29, 2002 |
| Nathan M. Schulhof believed
early that high-speed data transmission would change the world.
But he had trouble getting others to share his vision. "People
would say it's a fad, it's going to go away. I couldn't get
them to see this vision," he said. More... |
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