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It's too bad they couldn't come forward with their prior-art portfolio. That may have squelched the Google-Like deal, giving the troll its due. But part of me
by dhimes 16y ago
It's too bad they couldn't come forward with their prior-art portfolio. That may have squelched the Google-Like deal, giving the troll its due.
But part of me is thinking: If Google was looking for an acquistion in this space, how could they miss the Modista guys? Their stage of development kept them under the radar? Or perhaps there is more to the story than we are reading here?
- nikcub 16y agothe M&A world is as much to do with who you know. I wouldn't be surprised if like.com was shopped around to the usual suspects