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Re: brewskih post# 102036

Monday, 12/04/2006 2:22:26 PM

Monday, December 04, 2006 2:22:26 PM

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IMO, a licensing agreement is usually just the opposite. Many if not most are based on USAGE and not a one time fee. There is nothing in the release to indicate whether it was a one time up front fee or a royalty type arrangement. You're also missing a key part of the PR "co-market". I doubt very seriously that NEOM gave a flat fee not even knowing which brands would use the technology. To me, "co-market" means thath NEOM will work WITH the agency and will receive revenues dependent upon the scope of each project.