Personalizit: No, not at all. For one thing, it's a bare-bones operation, and if their interest is indeed to be purchased as their filings have suggested, remember that development companies tend to prefer to have their own programmers involved, especially when it comes to backend systems. Neomedia has patents for systems they have created, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it's important that the actual programming and development they have done is what's ultimately put to use. Readers have become dime a dozen; some are better than others. Same is true for something like neosphere. EG, say company XYZ is interested in NEOM, and it's a company that has its own developers...it would likely be interested in NEOM mainly for its IP, not necessarily for the software and systems it has created around its IP. It might want to build its own version of a 'neosphere' for better integration with its existing systems.
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