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Anyway, 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 k
by y04nn 10y ago
Anyway, 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.