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As is pointed out in other comments, Rovio is subject to the laws of the markets in which it is selling products. So, if they don't want to deal with this lawsu
by 18pfsmt 15y ago
As is pointed out in other comments, Rovio is subject to the laws of the markets in which it is selling products. So, if they don't want to deal with this lawsuit, they can simply remove their products from the US market (doesn't sound like a good idea to me).
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- 18pfsmt 15y agoLodsys will probably ask for an injunction of some sort, restricting further sales of the alleged infringing products. Take-Two and Electronic Arts, which are large publicly traded companies, are fellow defendants. The defendants have 3 options: 1) discredit the IP claim Lodsys is making on the technology 2) prove they are not infringing 3) pay the fees Lodsys is asking. I would suspect Rovio to follow the lead of the larger co-defendants in this case.
- 18pfsmt 15y agoI have now learned why we need to address people directly, as in "name:" Same thing for IRC logs. Ugh, deleted comments just confuse people.