you'd think he'd slap those contracts up on TechCrunch as fast as possible IANAL, but I suspect that from a legal standpoint his best plan is to say nothing. E

you'd think he'd slap those contracts up on TechCrunch as fast as possible IANAL, but I suspect that from a legal standpoint his best plan is to say nothing. Even what has been said so far is much too much. If TC hadn't made such a big public push for the product that it was impossible to just let it quietly fade from view while the court battle was fought, I suspect TC wouldn't even have published what we've already seen, let alone more internal contracts and communications. What a clusterfk. The other obvious point that even a non-lawyer can make is: The absence of paper is not the same thing as the absence of contract.