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heybrad, thank you for acknowledging that the quote from the original article "Steve Jobs: Apple wss near bankruptcy" shared with the board in my commenting that there were similarities between Apple's innovation and eDigs innovation being the salvation of the former and possibly so for the latter was absolutely True and not made up as had been previously commented on more than once.
Was not made up, was not Ridiculous and certainly not a Lie.
Thank you again!
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Yes, if you watch the video you can watch the words emanate from Steve Jobs own mouth...
Once again there is similarity in regards to Apple's innovation saving them from the verge of BK (in Steve Jobs words) and eDigital heavily investing in innovation in addition to prosecuting their patent portfolio.
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While I stated that my previous post would be the last regarding my original topic of similarities between Apples innovation being its salvation from imminent bankruptcy and eDigitals current climate of innovation possibly being its salvation. I find it necessary because it is so important for eDigital investors to know the truth, to post one more on the topic.
Here are some links:
http://thenextweb.com/apple/2010/06/02/steve-jobs-90-days/#!tonjK
In Jobs’ own words: “We were 90 days from going bankrupt.”
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9241600/Larry_Ellison_forecasts_Apple_s_doom
"Years later, Jobs said in an interview that Apple had been within 90 days of filing for bankruptcy protection during those times."
http://allthingsd.com/20100607/steve-jobs-at-d8-the-full-uncut-interview/
Go to 1:55 minutes into the interview.
Once again, widely Known, not Ridiculous and certainly not a Lie...
I hope that this information proves to be useful to all eDigital investors as Proven Truthful and Factual information.
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heybrad please note that the "title" of the article that I used to comment upon some similarities between Apple and eDig regarding innovation contains the quote. Also please note that people do speak before and after any filming takes place and that not everything that is discussed is necessarily contained in the short video portion of an interview. Authors of articles frequently state in print what was either not shown or was edited from filming.
Furthermore please take note that Apple's near approach to bankruptcy was widely known and written/spoken/reported about in multiple articles/interviews/video throughout the years, further bolstering this authors reporting. Not a Ridiculous comment and certainly not a Lie.
Since this is the eDigital forum, this will be my last comment on this topic as Obvious evidence and Proven Facts have been amply shared.
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I didn't compare Fred Falk of eDigital with Steve Jobs of Apple. But you're correct Fred did attend college. So did Steve Jobs, he went to Reed college, then quit but only officially. He quit because of the classes he didn't like, and then continued by sitting in on the classes that interested him.
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Thank you heybrad for noting the article. Please note that the writer of the article found the quote so important that they titled the article with this:
Steve Jobs: Apple Almost Went Bankrupt Because It Failed to Innovate
Also hope you had the chance to read all of the articles where it was stated that Apple was nearly confronted with bankruptcy. That it was "widely known" and that there are many articles about it. So once again the comment was not Ridiculous and was certainly not a Lie :)
The similarities between apple innovating and eDig innovating are very interesting IMO, especially since Apple who rarely settles with small companies settled with eDig.
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So Apple this huge company who rarely settles with small companies settled with tiny little eDig because they didn't infringe?
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More references regarding my original post about the similarities between some actions of eDigital that are similar to Apples and Apple being near BK:
http://hbr.org/2012/04/the-real-leadership-lessons-of-steve-jobs/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs
http://www.businessinsider.com/how-steve-jobs-took-apple-from-near-bankruptcy-to-billions-in-13-years-2011-1?op=1
http://www.newrepublic.com/article/115859/apple-dying-without-steve-jobs
It was widely known, hardly ridiculous and obviously not a lie.
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Only question is what size towel did they throw eDig's way when they settled with out super tiny (compared to them) company.
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Yes eDig innovating just like Apple did when according to Steve Jobs they were approaching BK. I hope it works out for us too!
Interesting how far Apple was down compared to now, similar to eDig, they innovated, eDig's innovating. To top it off Apple who rarely settles with small company's settled with lil ol eDig.
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Apple/eDig post reference:
Here's the article where Steve Jobs appeared on PBS' Wall $treet Week program with Louis Rukeyser who first asked him about Pixar and then asked Jobs what went wrong at Apple.
http://www.macrumors.com/2011/09/19/steve-jobs-apple-almost-went-bankrupt-because-it-failed-to-innovate/
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I don't know what the settlement was but it looks like eDig is a real company with real results.
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Steve Jobs: Apple Almost Went Bankrupt Because It Failed to Innovate
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Very interesting comparison between Apple and eDigital. Here is an excellent article about Apple that I think applies to what eDig is doing. Note the comment about how Apple almost went bankrupt 18 years ago and how they felt that innovation was the answer. Whether ultimately successful or not, it's great that eDig is innovating with new technology & patents:
Steve Jobs: Apple Almost Went Bankrupt Because It Failed to Innovate
Monday September 19, 2011 12:18 pm PDT by Jordan Golson
In 1996, just before Steve Jobs returned to Apple and made it the business-school case-study success story it is today, the biggest thing in Jobs' life was Pixar, which had recently launched Toy Story. He also had NeXT, which wasn't the world-changing computer company Jobs wished it would be.
Jobs appeared on PBS' Wall $treet Week program with Louis Rukeyser who first asked him about Pixar and then asked Jobs what went wrong at Apple.
Oh gosh. You know I haven't been there in a long time. My perception may not be complete. But from the way I see it, Apple was a company that was based on innovation. When I left Apple ten years ago, we were ten years ahead of anybody else. It took Microsoft ten years to copy Windows.
The problem was that Apple stood still. Even though it invested cumulatively billions in R&D, the output has not been there. People have caught up with it, and its differentiation has eroded, in particular with respect to Microsoft.
And so the way out for Apple -- and I think Apple still has a future; there are some awfully good people there and there is tremendous brand loyalty to that company -- I think the way out is not to slash and burn, it's to innovate. That's how Apple got to its glory, and that's how Apple could return to it.
In the interview, Steve Jobs, always the marketer, talks up Pixar's Toy Story CD-ROMs as "dynamite" and says they will "set a new benchmark" for what CD-ROMs could be.
Jobs' performance speaks for itself. Disney bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in stock, which made Jobs the largest shareholder in Disney and gave him a spot on the Disney board.
Apple is now the most valuable company in the world, and its stock price just today hit an all-time high of $411.50, valuing the company at more than $380 billion.
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"He says the lawsuit money will only be enough to fund current operations and to not expect much more".
Once again I don't see him saying that in either of the two statements you show, nor in fact any of his published statements at all.
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"... Falk also said that any increased revenue would only be enough to pay for more marketing of NUNCHI and Microsignet which means their wil be little in the way of profit".
"We expect increased patent license revenues for the current quarter based on the recent settlements and current negotiations,” concluded Falk."
"We anticipate that the proceeds from the current round of settlements will help fund our overall litigation and licensing strategy, not only for our Flash-R patents but for our Nunchi and microSignet patents as well."
I don't see anywhere in the two statements where he said "...that any increased revenue would only be enough to pay for more marketing of Nunchi and Mircrosignet...?
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