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How this is not an abuse of a dominant position? Nokia is suing Apple, so this is not Nokia that break an Apple patent where that would have been legit to remov
by y04nn 10y ago
How this is not an abuse of a dominant position? Nokia is suing Apple, so this is not Nokia that break an Apple patent where that would have been legit to remove those product from stores.
- mcphage 10y agoBecause Apple does not have a dominant position of retail stores—which it would need to have in order to absuse it.
- y04nn 10y agoAnyway, they are using their position (dominant or not) to dissuade patent holders to attack them. I don't think that very fair, and it may indicate that they know they are infringing the law here.
- mcphage 10y ago> they are using their position (dominant or not) to dissuade patent holders to attack them Yes, absolutely. That's part of the job of a business. > I don't think that very fair I'm not sure what you mean by fair here. > it may indicate that they know they are infringing the law here. What it indicates, is that they're negotiating a new patent license with Nokia, and both parties want it to be as good for their company as possible.