Robert J. Sales News Office Edward A. Krause has a hot high-tech company, a new baby and an Emmy.
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Before long, the partners had developed the basic technology for increasing the video images on the broadcasting spectrum, and they needed an infusion of cash. When they approached venture capitalists, they were confronted with questions about structure, organization and a business plan. Enter Professor Emeritus William F. Schreiber of EECS, who taught Dr. Krause, Mr. Shen and Dr. Tom at MIT and continues to advise them on intellectual property issues. I don't think many of my colleagues can point to a former student who has won an Emmy. The partners rebuffed this offer.