Also known as: Biddle
My primary role is with Intel Corporation, where I lead the SIGs and Standards Practice Group and am part of the team focused on driving Intel's legal and business strategy in connection with standards development efforts and other related industry initiatives worldwide. I assumed this role in previously I was counsel for Intel's Systems Technology Lab, led Intel's involvement with the U.N. World Intellectual Property Organization, and engaged in various other copyright policy, open source and e-business matters. I've been with Intel since . In late I relocated from Intel's facility in Chandler, Arizona to the Intel site in Hillsboro, Oregon. I also currently lead a side project called the Open Bike Initiative. OBI is an open hardware and open source software-based approach to next generation bike sharing. Prior to relocating to OR, I was an adjunct professor at Arizona State University's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, and a Research Fellow with ASU's Center for the Study of Law, Science and Innovation. In early , while on sabbatical from Intel, I co-founded a non-profit social venture called the Desert Biofuels Initiative. DBI focused on research projects aimed at advancing a vision of sustainable, locally-created and locally-used biofuels. Intel Corporation ultimately adopted DBI's primary project, which focused creating algae biofuel from factory emissions. During the - academic year I was a non-residential Fellow at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, where my research focused on the economics of copyright fair use. Between and I practiced information technology law with Silicon Valley law firm Cooley Godward LLP, and served a brief stint as General Counsel and VP of Business Development for Internet music pioneer MP.com. Additional information can be found at www.biddle.us.
