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I fail to see how it matters how long Google has owned Motorola. They are the ones making the decisions. And this isn't just about Motorola and Microsoft. This
by taligent 14y ago
I fail to see how it matters how long Google has owned Motorola. They are the ones making the decisions.
And this isn't just about Motorola and Microsoft. This is about the principle of ALL contributors to a standard licensing their patents in a fair way. Regardless of whether they are being sued or not or how 'nice' the counter party is.
Do you not understand that if Motorola gets away with this then it will set in a place a precedent for all H.264 patent holders to go after any licensees ? You may not understand the implication but the ITC/EU clearly do.
- jamesaguilar 14y agoGoogle did not own Motorola Mobility when the FRAND stuff went down (in February). If you can't see how that's relevant then I guess you probably can't see much at all.