APUG members are certainly interested in this information, if the company is willling to share it. Perhaps Tim can legally reveal this information or perhaps not, but at the same time, we'd like not to see the analogue community become divided in bitter legal disputes, even if APUG is not exposed (so to speak).
If we can stick to information that's more clearly in the public domain, that's a way of discussing the question without Tim or APUG getting into questionable territory. And after all, Sprint supplies chemistry to many educational photography programs, and we want them to continue doing that and to do it successfully to promote analogue photography among the next generation of students. I think they're folks we want on our side.