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My fav, ""Shareholders of public companies that engage in patent trolling should ask themselves if they're really well-served by their management teams," Cheng
by lifeguard 13y ago
My fav,
""Shareholders of public companies that engage in patent trolling should ask themselves if they're really well-served by their management teams," Cheng added. "Are they properly monetizing their R&D? Surely there are better ways to make money than to just rely on litigating patents. If I was a shareholder, I would take a hard look as to whether their management was competent."
- mark-r 13y ago"Surely there are better ways to make money than to just rely on litigating patents." All evidence thus far points to the opposite, except for small exceptions such as suing NewEgg. That's why patent trolls are becoming such a huge problem - the process is so absurdly profitable that companies are formed simply to take advantage of it. There's no way their management are going to change their minds.
- lifeguard 13y agoHuh? "All evidence"? You are blathering.