FlorianMueller

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   Royalty-free MPEG video codec to up the ante for Google's WebM/VP8(fosspatents.blogspot.com)

   12 points by FlorianMueller 16y ago|8 comments
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   Apple-Nokia settlement made easier by Nokia-Microsoft alliance(fosspatents.blogspot.com)

   4 points by FlorianMueller 16y ago|0 comments
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   I take a more differentiated look at those patent disputes than what you claim. I encourage you to take a look at the documents contained in this folder: http://www.scribd.com/my_document_collections/2770688 What you call a "linkbaity hea
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   I see we agree on large parts of this. Concerning cost/benefit ratio, Oracle wouldn't have to sue them all. It could contact many of them and some would pay. Some would refuse to pay, and then Oracle would single out one or two or more of t
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   I made it clear that it's both a burden-of-proof question and a liability question. If Google refuses to accept liability for the downstream, then Oracle may feel forced to go after the downstream directly. Any better idea for how to interp
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   Neither Oracle nor I claim that the Android ecosystem is Oracle's property. It's just that if one or more of Oracle's patents read on Dalvik, every Android phone and every Android app can potentially be viewed as infringing material. As far
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   You are right about the Groklaw/IBM "prime directive". Groklaw actually linked to my NoSoftwarePatents campaign several times in 2004, and the relationship turned sour in January 2005 when I criticized IBM's patent pledge. Groklaw was then
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   by FlorianMueller 16y ago

   Hi earl, I was informed of you calling me a "liar" here and I understand words like that are used in online discussions without being meant personally. Anyway, I had provided links to where the code could be found -- in the public repositor
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   LG wants PlayStation 3 banned from US market(fosspatents.blogspot.com)

   1 points by FlorianMueller 16y ago|1 comments
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    Android and Oracle files row: device makers did include them, analysis says(guardian.co.uk)

    1 points by FlorianMueller 16y ago|1 comments
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    New evidence supports Oracle's case against Google (copyright issues)(fosspatents.blogspot.com)

    9 points by FlorianMueller 16y ago|0 comments