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Re: Poptech post# 173667

Thursday, 06/04/2009 6:02:10 PM

Thursday, June 04, 2009 6:02:10 PM

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Pop, I agree with you...Interesting Commentary by all on the litigation aspect of defending your IP. Folks you have to look at Scanbuy issue separately then the rest. I see Scanbuy as some one who as already been beaten down and have come into the fold...meaning they are ready to settle!

The have adopted the open standard, they have a new Business model. They understand the mass acceptance of the Ecosystem by the MMA and all the players and want to be part of it!! They are ripe for the picking to settle and move on with the business of making money.

Yes, I understand everybody's sentiments about establishing precedence and preventing any more from infringers....hey, that’s why we have a Law firm on contingency...that’s a huge advantage and this may deter Scanbuy and many other infringers into settling! However, Previous Legal precedence has also been set, I think most were out of court - Settlements, Lscan, airclick, Virgin.
You don’t want to take your chance in court via a jury...mind you we still would have a great chance to win, with depositions and expert witnesses, I don’t know if you can introduce EFF and USPTO ruling in court--Clawman?

The Ecosystem is established...all the Carriers are raring to go, your patents have been broadly adopted or accepted as the standard, most of the outliers are willing to licence and if they are not, they want be able to do business in the space because carriers want let them.

To me dragging this Scanbuy case in court is actually hurting Neom....so why not just settle.


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