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`Writer’s Direct Dial No;
`Writer’s Email Address:
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`October 12, 2017
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`Rosemary J. Dudley
`230 Monroe Drive, Apt. l2
`MountainView, CA 94040
`(650) 948-4230
`Smritidudley@yahoo.com
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`The Honorable Lisa R. Barton, Secretary
`U.S. International Trade Commission
`500 E Street, SW - Room 112
`Washington, DC 20436
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`Re:
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`DOCKET NO. 3263: Certain IoTDevices And Components Thereof (loT, The
`Internet of Things WebApplications Displayed on a Webbrowser)
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`ROSEMARY J. DUDLEY‘S STATEMENT ON THE PUBLIC INTEREST
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`Dear Secretary Barton:
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`Pursuant
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`to Commission Rules, 1, Rosemary J. Dudley,
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`a member of the public,
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`respectfully submit this Statement on the Public Interest in support of the issuance of the relief
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`specifically requested by the complainant, Dr. Lakslnni Armiachalam,
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`in the public’s interest in
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`this investigation with regard to violations of section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C.
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`1337) in the importation into the United States, the sale for importation, and the sale within the
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`United States after importation of certain loT devices and components thereof (loT, the lnternet
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`of Things (loT) —Web applications displayed on a Web browser).
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`I highly recommend that the Commission grant Dr. Arunacha1a1n‘srequest for remedial
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`orders, because it serves the public interest.
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`I strongly support protecting domestic intellectual
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`property rights against infringing imports. Dr. An1nachalam’s patent
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`is critical to American
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`innovation, because she invented the Internet of Things (IOT) ——Web applications displayed on
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`a Web browser, used ubiquitously.
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`I believe granting the request raises no public interest concerns because:
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`(l) U.S.
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`consumers would not face any potential shortage of like or directly competitive products,
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`because they can be produced in the United States, promoting the domestic industry, contributing
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`to job creation; (2) Respondents can take a license and then import it; (3)If the Commission does
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`not grant the remedial Order. it would only be perpetuating
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`Anti-Trust violation by the
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`Respondents, killing competition from small businesses and individual
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`inventors like Dr.
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`Arunachalam and allowing fraudulent imports into the country; and (4) The Commission should
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`grant the request to encourage innovation.
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`The accused products are common consumer goods and devices used in businesses that
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`do not present public health, safety or welfare concerns. Competitive production in the USA will
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`not be negatively impacted, by granting the request. Substitute products can be made instantly
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`available by production in the United States. Domestic manufacturers can readily satisfy any
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`demand created by the Commission granting Dr. Artmachalam’s request.
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`CONCLUSION: The Commission should grant the request.
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`Dated: October 12, 2017
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`Rosemary J. Dudley
`Address: 230 Monroe Drive, Apt. 12
`Mountain View. CA 94040
`(650) 948-4240
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`Email: Smritidudley@yahoo.com
`Afember ofthe Public, Rosemary Dudley
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