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I don't think they capitulated as much as they just realised that prolonged battles in court don't add any value to customers. As you say, they didn't really ha

by mixmax 17y ago

I don't think they capitulated as much as they just realised that prolonged battles in court don't add any value to customers. As you say, they didn't really have any brand equity in the name, and so didn't really lose that much.

lionhearted 17y ago
> I don't think they capitulated as much as they just realised that prolonged battles in court don't add any value to customers. That's a very good point, you put it really well there. It's easy to get caught up in "are we the good guys?", "can we win the fight?", harder to ask - "What's best for our customers?" Insightful comment, I agree with you.