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`2. The Internet Archive is a website that provides access to a digital library of Internet
`sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide
`free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public. The Internet
`Archive has partnered with and receives support from various institutions,
`including the Library of Congress.
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`3. The Internet Archive has created a service known as the Wayback Machine. The
`Wayback Machine makes it possible to browse more than 450 billion pages stored
`in the Internet Archive's web archive. Visitors to the Wayback Machine can search
`archives by URL (i.e., a website address). If archived records for a URL are
`available, the visitor will be presented with a display of available dates. The visitor
`may select one of those dates, and begin browsing an archived version of the Web.
`Links on archived files in the Wayback Machine point to other archived files
`(whether HTML pages or other file types), if any are found for the URL indicated
`by a given link. For instance, the Wayback Machine is designed such that when a
`visitor clicks on a hyperlink on an archived page that points to another URL, the
`visitor will be served the archived file found for the hyperlink’s URL with the
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`4. The archived data made viewable and browseable by the Wayback Machine is
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`5. The Internet Archive assigns a URL on its site to the archived files in the format
`http://web.archive.org/web/[Year in yyyy][Month in mm][Day in dd][Time code in
`hh:mm:ss]/[Archived URL] aka an “extended URL”. Thus, the extended URL
`http://web.archive.org/web/19970126045828/http://www.archive.org/ would be the
`URL for the record of the Internet Archive home page HTML file
`(http://www.archive.org/) archived on January 26, 1997 at 4:58 a.m. and 28
`seconds (1997/01/26 at 04:58:28). The date indicated by an extended URL applies
`to a preserved instance of a file for a given URL, but not necessarily to any other
`files linked therein. Thus, in the case of a page constituted by a primary HTML file
`and other separate files (e.g., files with images, audio, multimedia, design
`elements, or other embedded content) linked within that primary HTML file, the
`primary HTML file and the other files will each have their own respective extended
`URLs and may not have been archived on the same dates.
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`6. Attached hereto as Exhibit A are true and accurate copies of screenshots of the
`Internet Archive's records of the archived files for the URLs and the dates specified
`in the attached coversheet of each printout.
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`Automotive Multimedia Interface Collaboration (AMI-C)will debut a "proof-of-
`concept" demonstration featuring a variety of vehicles from AMI-C Members, each
`equipped with multimedia devices that will showcase several scenarios designed to
`highlight the flexibility and adaptability of the AMI-C specification.
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`Demonstration deviceswill include an integrated cellular telephone, personaldigital
`assistant, emergencycall system, and compactdisc changer. Each device will plug
`in and workby sharing information with other devices and vehicle systems. To
`assure compatibility, devices will be exchanged betweenvehicles to demonstrate the
`interoperability of both low speed IDB-C and high-speed networks.
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`AMI-C is an industry collaboration of passengerand light vehicle manufacturers that
`represent over 90% of worldwide production. AMI-C has created significant
`enthusiasm in the OEM and supplier community for the support and development of
`unified multimedia specifications.
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`Shaun Wilson
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`AMI-C to Debut Multimedia Technology
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`"Proof-of-Concept" demonstration featured at Convergence 2000
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`Detroit -- The Automotive Multimedia Interface Collaboration (AMI-C) will
`debut a "proof-of-concept" demonstration at Convergence 2000in Detroit,
`Mich., beginning Monday,Oct. 16 at the AMI-C exhibit booth 859. Senior
`managementfrom the AMI-C Member companieswill be available from 4 -
`4:30 p.m. on Monday. The demonstration will provide a preview of
`standardized multimedia interfaces for electronic componentsin global
`vehicles.
`AMI-C, a global collaboration of major vehicle manufacturers representing the
`majority of the world’s vehicle production, will demonstrate howits
`specifications allow cellular phones, personaldigital assistants, compact disc
`changers and otherelectronic devices to work interchangeably amongvehicle
`types. The demonstration will also be conducted during the VIP Exhibit Walk-
`Through Industry Reception, which immediately follows.
`AMI-Cofficials and participating engineers will be on hand to discuss the
`tremendousbenefits that are derived from the standardization of multimedia
`interfaces, including the capability to easily add, remove, upgrade and
`interchange AMI-C compliant electronic devices. "We want to show just how
`practical and cost-effective AMI-C compliant components will become to
`vehicle manufacturers and suppliers," said David Acton Vehicle Chief Engineer,
`General Motors Corporation. "Convergence 2000 offers a great venue for
`visually displaying to suppliers and consumers what weare working to
`accomplish and howit will benefit all involved."
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`Convergence 2000 - 2
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`AMI-C’s technical team recently completed thefirst phase (Release 1) of the
`Specifications, which includes architecture, network and physical elements.
`The organization is now in the process of engaging the supplier community to
`collectively develop the next phase of AMI-C specifications (Release 2). "This
`is a pivotal time for our organization," says Russell Shields, Executive Director
`of AMI-C. "The input of automotive and electronics suppliers will be critical to
`developing and implementing a common multimedia interface standard thatis
`functional and widely accepted."
`Release 2 will allow suppliers that implement the freely available specifications
`to be able to produce AMI-C compliant devices that are interchangeable and
`interoperable among vehicle models of participating vehicle manufacturers.
`This will enable suppliers to sell the same componentsto various vehicle
`manufacturers. Vehicle manufacturers, in turn, will be able to use components
`from different suppliers.
`Other advantages associated with AMI-C’s specifications include:
`o Improvedflexibility and expandability to add or remove componentswith
`low-cost benefits.
`o Reduced time to market for new technologies.
`o Capability to upgrade components during a vehicle’slife cycle without
`major redesign.
`o Ability to interchange hardware components and softwareapplications.
`o Capacity to smoothly evolve automotive multimedia devices with
`changing technology.
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`Convergence 2000 -- 3
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`AMI-C was conceived in 1998 by a global group of six vehicle manufacturers.
`In 1999, 12 vehicle manufacturers formed a collaboration in support of AMI-C’s
`goals and vision. The organization’s purposeis to facilitate the development,
`promotion and standardization of automotive multimedia interfaces to vehicle
`communication networks. For additional information, see us at www.AMI-C.org.
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`Dueto the overwhelming levelof interest that was generated in AMI-C at the Detroit
`Convergence 2000 "proof of concept" demonstration, AMI-C is extending its window
`of opportunity for interested companiesto participate in specification development
`activities.
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`The major deliverable of the "AMI-C Release 2 Program"is to develop a common
`and openarchitecture that will enable AMI-C compliant electronic devices(i.e.,
`entertainment, communication and information) to work interchangeably amongall
`vehicle types.
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`If your companyis interested in becoming a contributing organization to AMI-C, a
`proposal must be submitted to AMI-C nolater than Friday, Nov. 10, 2000. The
`solicitation information that was issued last May is posted on our website at
`www.ami-c.org. The deadlines shown in someof the documentsare out of date, but
`they provide the essential information about AMI-C and the requirements for
`participation.
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`An example of a proposal is attached for your review. This example also serves as a
`template and can betailored to match your company's specific offering. Proposals
`should be submitted to Don Ingersoll, AMI-C Administrative Agent, at
`ingersoll@results-systems.com.
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`Please note that the minimum contribution to participate in AMI-C is onefull-time
`engineer assigned to work 75% at the AMI-C facility and 25% at their home
`organization. Candidates offered forfull-time positions will be interviewed as part of
`our selection process.
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`In December, weare planning to hold a kick-off meeting to introduce new candidates
`to the Technical Team. And between January and Marchof 2001, selected
`candidateswill be brought on board gradually to officially begin work on the Release
`2 Project. By March, all full-time candidates should be located at the AMI-C facility in
`Southeastern Michigan and engaged in work assignments.
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`If you would like to download an EXAMPLE CONTRIBUTION SCHEDULE, click
`here.
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`Back to AMI-C News
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`AMI-C, Inc. Releases First Specifications for Automotive Multimedia Devices and
`Services
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`New Specifications to Eliminate Multiple OEM Requirements
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`Detroit - The Automotive Multimedia Interface Collaboration, Inc. (AMI-C) today
`released the world'sfirst automotive multimedia specifications for in-vehicle
`electronic devices and services. The new specifications establish one common
`interface to reduce the burden and expenseassociated with multiple OEM
`requirements. "These specifications are a major step forward in developing
`interchangeable multimedia devices for the automotive industry, " said Michael
`Noblett, AMI-C Program Manager. "This will allow the automotive and electronics
`industries to quickly bring new and innovative products to marketthatwill meet
`consumer demandfor increased in-vehicle technology." These specifications
`establish common multimedia interfaces for electronic components and devices
`such as personal digital assistants and cellular phones, allowing AMI-C-compliant
`devices to work interchangeably with vehicles with AMI-C-compliant networks. The
`AMI-C specifications are designed withflexibility to adapt to the rapidly changing
`trends of the electronic device industry, and can accommodateeither 1394 or MOST
`as candidate high-speed buses. Gatewayspecifications for these networkswill be
`addedto the release, pending final approval by AMI-C.
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`According to Noblett, the initial Release 1 specifications will be developed and
`matured over the next phases of AMI-C's development and should be considered
`living documentsthat will evolve into "build to" specifications. AMI-C is anticipating
`automotive manufacturers worldwidewill adopt the specifications in their designs,
`and their suppliers will use the specifications in the production of AMI-C compliant
`products. AMI-C will issue royalty-free licensesto facilitate the use of the
`specifications. Parties interested in becoming participants in AMI-C or obtaining a
`license to use AMI-C specifications should contact AMI-C at secretary@ami-c.org.
`AMI-C has engaged the technical support of software developers, automotivetier
`one suppliers and consumerelectronics companies from North America, Europe and
`Asia to help with the continuation ofits next phase of specification development. The
`projectwill focus on achieving network independence, establishing the platform
`definition for the operational host computer, and defining the APIs, which describe
`how the system will operate from the user's perspective.
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`The specifications include the following documents, which can be reviewed and
`downloadedfrom the non-profit corporation's website by CLICKING HERE
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`o AMI-C SPEC 1001: Architecture Specification - Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 1002: Functional Requirements - Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 1003: Use Cases - Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 3001: Vehicle Interface Specification - Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 3002: Common MessageSet - Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 3003: IDB-C to OEM Gateway- Release 1
`o AMI-C SPEC 4001: Physical Specification - Release 1
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`AMI-C is a global organization representing the majority of the world's vehicle
`production. AMI-C has been working since 1999 to develop, promote and
`standardize a commonautomotive multimedia interface for vehicle communication
`networks. For more information, visit the organization's website at www.ami-c.org.
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`Back to AMI-C News
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`Overview
`Automotive Multimedia Interface Collaboration
`(AMI-C)is a worldwide organization of motor
`vehicle manufacturers created to facilitate the
`development, promotion and standardization of
`automotive multimedia interfaces to motor vehicle
`communication networks.
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`AMI-Cis recently formed, non-profit corporation.
`AMI-C is organized on a membership basis.
`Membersof the Automotive Multimedia Interface
`Collaboration formed in 1999 are currently
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`To help demonstrate the potential of today's latest technology, AMI-C sponsors a "proof-of-
`concept" demonstration. This demonstration features a variety of vehicles from AMI-C
`Members, equipped with multimedia devices that highlight the flexibility and adaptability of
`AMI-C Specification.
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`Demonstration vehicles include integrated cellular telephones, personal digital assistants,
`emergency call systems and compactdisc changers. Each device plugs in and works by
`sharing information with other devices and vehicle systems. To demonstrate compatibility and
`interoperability, devices are exchanged amongvehicles equipped with both low-speed and
`high-speed networks.
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`AMI-C Specifications help expand product markets by moving single-vehicle, proprietary
`interface to a cross-vehicle, open interface. Electronic devices that support the specification
`will work in any vehicle with an AMI-C compliant interface, regardless of the manufacturer.
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`For more information on AMI-C pleasefollow theselinks.
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`Mission Statement
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`-- Ford Motor Company
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`-- Toyota
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`AMI-C Release 1 Specifications are for informational purposes only and should be
`consideredliving documents. Thesespecifications will be refined, validated and
`verified. Upon completion of this process, AMI-C will release final "build to" versions.
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`AMI-C anticipates that automotive manufacturers worldwidewill adopt the
`specifications in their designs, and their suppliers will use the specifications in the
`production of AMI-C compliant products. To facilitate the use of AMI-C specifications,
`AMI-C intends to issue royalty free licenses for the use of the specifications.
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`Parties interested in becoming participants in AMI-C or obtaining a license to use
`AMI-C specifications should contact AMI-C at secretary@ami-c.org. Challenges or
`complaints against AMI-C proceedingto the final release of these specifications can
`be forwarded to the same address.
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`e AMI-C SPEC 1002: Functional Requirements - Release 1
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`« AMI-C SPEC 1003: Use Cases - Release 1
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`e AMI-C SPEC 3001: Vehicle Interface Specification - Release 1
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`e AMI-C SPEC 3002: Common Message Set - Release 1
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`e AMI-C SPEC 3003: IDB-C to OEM Gateway - Release1
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`e AMI-C SPEC 4001: Physical Specification - Release 1
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`e AMI-C REF DOC 6001: Techincal Glossary - Release 1
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`Downloadall files in ZIP format
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`AMI-Cis soliciting contributions from other organizations.
`The following documents provide the details and supporting
`information.
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`o CONTRIBUTION SOLICITATION
`Document No. MC001
`o STANDARD CONTRIBUTION AGREEMENT.
`Document No. MC002
`o STANDARD LICENSE AGREEMENT
`Document No. MC003
`o DRAFT AMI-C FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
`See update in the Release 1 Specs
`o DRAFT AMI-C ARCHITECTURE OUTLINE
`See updatein the Release 1 Specs
`o DRAFT AMI-C SPECIFICATION RELEASE 2
`SCOPE
`Document No. PM010
`o DRAFT AMI-C SPECIFICATION RELEASE 2
`PLANNED TIME SCHEDULE
`Document No. PM004
`o PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND
`DOMAIN EXPERIENCE FOR
`RELEASE2
`Document No. PM005
`o TECHNICAL BRIEFING
`TRANSCRIPTS, QUESTIONS-
`ANSWERS AND ATTENDEES
`Document No. PM022
`o SUPPLIER BRIEFING
`PRESENTATION
`MATERIAL
`Document No. PM030
`o DRAFT AMI-C
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`CONTRIBUTION SOLICITATION
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`Document No. MC001
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`The Contribution Solicitation document is a summary of AMI-C's goals,its mission
`and its technical objectives. This documentalso provides background information
`and describes the proposal processfor organizations interested in becoming
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`STANDARD CONTRIBUTION AGREEMENT
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`Document No. MC002
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`The Draft Contribution Agreementdefines the terms and conditions that are
`applicable to "Contributing Organizations" wishing to participate in the development
`of AMI-C Specifications, including contributions (e.g., staff, money, other resources)
`to support ongoing developmentactivities.
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`STANDARD LICENSE AGREEMENT
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`Document No. MC003
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`DRAFT AMI-C SPECIFICATION RELEASE 2 SCOPE
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`Document No. PM010
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`The Draft AMI-C Specification Release 2 Scope document summarizes development
`activities and required resources associated with Release 2.
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`DRAFT AMI-C SPECIFICATION RELEASE 2 PLANNED TIME
`SCHEDULE
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`Document No. PM004
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`The Draft AMI-C Specification Release 2 Planned Time Schedule specifies what
`tasks need to be completed for Release 2, along with the expected duration of each
`task, start and finish dates, and assigned resources.
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`PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND DOMAIN EXPERIENCE FOR
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`DOCUMENT NO. PM005
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`The Professional Skills and Doman Experience for Release 2 documentidentifies
`the professional skills, domain experience and number of work team participants that
`are needed to complete the AMI-C specification development work for Release 2.
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`TECHNICAL BRIEFING TRANSCRIPTS, QUESTIONS-ANSWERS
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`DOCUMENT NO. PM022
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`The Technical Briefing Transcripts, Questions-Answers and Attendees documentis a
`transcription of three preliminary technical presentations that were conducted earlier
`this year to introduce suppiers to AMI-C. Those briefings were held in: Frankfurt,
`Germany, on February 23, 2000; Tokyo, Japan, on February 29, 2000; and Detroit,
`Michigan, on March 9, 2000. This documentalso contain the transcripts of the
`Question and Answersessionsthat followed each presentation and identifies
`attendees.
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`SUPPLIER BRIEFING PRESENTATION MATERIAL
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`DOCUMENT NO. PM030
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`The Supplier Briefing Presentation Material provides background information on
`AMI-C, including its history, organizational layout, mission and planned work
`activities. The slide set was used to facilitate supplier briefings held in: Frankfurt,
`Germany, on February 23, 2000; Tokyo, Japan, on February 29, 2000; and Detroit,
`Michigan, on March 9, 2000.
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