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They both publish their standards for free.

The ITU has a slight edge in that their published standards are generally of a higher quality and easier to implement.

I care about utility not about nominal designations.





Yeah, I don't see it. I looked at a few cases where there's close overlap in the work and mostly what I see is that the ITU doesn't want me looking at the draft stages of documents, which I guess isn't crucial for your implementation work. I couldn't see any particular higher quality though I suppose if you like PDFs and hate text that might go in the ITU's favour.



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