Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 25th Mar 2008 22:29 UTC
I have no idea how I missed it (seriously) but read this: "It's been almost one year since we announced our conversations with ACCESS Co. Ltd. targeted at releasing legacy BeOS related documents, and 
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2006-01-11
It's theorically true, but I think the BeOS IP value is nowadays pretty much equal to zero.
In addition, as Haiku is BSD-style licenced, a commercial variant of Haiku could be possible.
(Access could actually merge sourcecodes and sell that as BeOS but the task is probably immense for a microscopic business case...)
(BTW, I have a real paper BeBook, standing on a shelf neareby !)