But the family has big ideas for lending the singer's voice, image and lyrics to a range of new products and services largely by way of a network of licensing agreements with the newly-formed venture, taking 5 to 10 per cent royalties on sales.
The insertion into technology networks of licensing, universities, suppliers, and consulting shows that the TBCs are making use of relationships of high technical content, which is expected according to previous literature.
Eventually, Mr. McCaw focused on building a nationwide network of cellular phone licenses, in the belief that customers would be attracted to any service that allowed them to roam freely at a reasonable cost with a minimum of trouble.
Even though Huang has stipulated that doctors and hospitals caught using organs from outside the network of a hundred and sixty-five licensed hopitals will lose their certification, it's unclear how these laws will be enforced or whether the agencies in charge have any incentive to do so.
Founded in 2009, PresenceLearning provides K-12 schools with access to a nationwide network of qualified, fully licensed clinicians to treat children with special needs.
AudioMicro is not all about stock music and sound effects, by the way – the company operates a constantly growing network of digital content licensing marketplaces, including for cartoons, celebrity pictures, and tattoo flash.
Washé, a Boca Raton-based service for on-demand washes, has raised $3.5 million in seed funding to continue to grow its business, which involves a mobile app consumers use to connect with Washé's network of around 1,000 licensed and insured car washing professionals.
One exception was a study of staffed networks for licensed FCC providers in Chicago that examined the training characteristics of network agency coordinators and found network coordinators who had specialized training in infant studies and family child care played a key role in contributing to effective, quality-enhancing network services (Bromer et al. 2009).
Gretzky's Phoenix-based agent, Darren Blake, tends to a far-flung network of businesses, partnerships, endorsements, licensing agreements and real estate holdings.
In helping Qualcomm and the network of equipment manufacturers that license its CDMA technology (they include Lucent, Motorola, Nortel, 3Com and Samsung), the Chinese are really helping themselves.
