No I get what you're saying. If the deal is already done the neither Atrinsic or the purchasing company would be hurt by those tactics. If they already made the deal then they would not only already know what they bought but would be well aware of the possible disruptions of
ATRN's day to day. If I were really going to lean towards the positive side, I'd say the purchasing company is only really interested in their technology anyway. As stated here already...other than their technology, they're small potatoes and can't continue to function as a stand alone. If that were indeed the case then that should speak volumes to how insignificant it would be to have a few of their clients disgruntled. There's just a lot of talk about the millions and millions in revenue coming in now that Kazaa is out of the picture. If their unpaid taxes (relatively small $ amount) isn't enough of a clue to what their true revenues are..then I don't know what would be. We also hear a lot about how successful those running the company are. Didn't Fong just get a $300k bonus? That sounds fairly successful to me regardless if what happens to the country. Wasn't that the biggest topic in this country for quite a while? Bailed out companies bleeding stockholder and taxpayer money giving huge bonuses to their executives???
I know this sounds negative but it's not really. Sometimes the coin lands in heads too.
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