To all, Please help out.
I spoke with Ron from Mpartners today and he sent me his report which Postyle posted. I asked him if he would be willing to be on CNBC and he said yes. I wrote a email to David Faber who IMO is a reporter that does a good job breaking stories and copy is below.
I'm asking all investors here to also send a email to David as to smoke his mail box with requests to have Ron comment on what's going on in the industry.
Make sure you put Interdigital in the subject line as I did as I'm sure he wont read them all but if he gets 500 or so it will give him a wake up call.
Send your message or copy and paste mine to.
david.faber@nbc.com
David,
There has been a lot of discussion lately on CNBC about the mobile "Patent Wars" that started with the Nortel Auction and involves Apple, Samsung, Google, Motorola, and more.
Recently, InterDigtal (IDCC) has been mentioned many times as an important piece in the battle for wireless patents. Most of the coverage I’ve seen on CNBC is about the amount of patents owned. I believe the focus should be about core or essential patents for the 4G wireless standard (quality vs. quantity). The term "Essential Patents" actually sends the message that you can’t make a product without using the invention. Of all the thousands of patents being mentioned, the program never specifies how many are essential.
Since you like to break stories I suggest you contact the lead analyst of InterDigital (IDCC), Ron Shuttleworth of MPartners. This Canadian analyst has great knowledge of the Nortel (which also is from Canada) deal and has provided comments on the Google/MMI deal as well. I attached his report from yesterday and suggest you call him or better yet invite him for a interview on CNBC.
His contact information is in the attached report.
Jim Lurgio
