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If anything it could be a sign that the US trial was flawed, because believe me, the Japanese don't particularly like (or benefit from the success of) Korean co
by fchollet 14y ago
If anything it could be a sign that the US trial was flawed, because believe me, the Japanese don't particularly like (or benefit from the success of) Korean companies.
- epo 14y agoReally? Is this because the same things were being tried in both courts? Or because the Japanese are racist? Or perhaps because the Japanese don't particularly like (or benefit from the success of) Apple? If anything, your comment is nonsense.
- option_greek 14y agoThe GP comment makes sense. There is a long standing resentment between Korea and Japan stemming from WWII excesses of Japanese army (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korea_under_Japanese_rule http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korea_under_Japanese_rule)
- mcpie 14y agoNot to mention they're competitors in most areas of trade... especially IT.
- metaleks 14y agoNo, his comment really isn't nonsense. Japan and South Korea have an incredibly poor relationship.
- snogglethorpe 14y ago> Japan and South Korea have an incredibly poor relationship That's a overly simplistic. The relationship between Japan and Korea is very complicated. They have a long history together, and a lot of culture in common. There are certain issues over which there is conflict, and certain classes of people within each country that beat the nationalist drums harder than average, but there's also a lot of mutual admiration, especially among the young. The antagonism won't die down anytime soon, but I'd say the trend is definitely downwards.
- doe88 14y agoOr maybe because different countries have different laws.
- jahewson 14y agoMuch of patent law is governed by international treaties.
- enraged_camel 14y agoThat's a very interesting reality that you live in.