<This guy believes that independent patent royalty is an evil to his industry as much as Colonel Jessup believed in "code red" is necessary in the marine corp.. Deep down Jorma wants to tell his perception of the truth to America and the rest of the world regardless of whether we can handle it or not. He should be easy pickins for a good trial lawyer that will lead him out on a long limb and then saw it off.>
Who's been eating the strawberries? Rolling marbles in his hand. Can you say Captain Queeg?
Did you contact other executives of manufacturing companies in an effort to have them agree with your idea to fix the amount of royalty these independent invention maggots can get for your hard earned manufacturing efforts? You're damned right I did and I will do it again to put these people out of business. Can you say "case closed". There are some clients that you just cannot control no matter how much woodshedding takes place.
Nokia was not the originator of the efforts to limit patent royalties in 3G. Yes, they participated, but so did IDCC.
now, does it make it unfair or unreasonable that they did this? no. it was an industry decision. It was IDCC's (and Qualcomm's) decision not to license through this group. Battles ahead.
thanks for your posts - very much of value to me.
R
when is the next meeting at Bonnie's? saw some talk a while ago, but not the meeting or agenda. lemme know
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