In the September issue of Intellectual Property Magazine, Jim Farmer suggests Google may have made two strategic errors in the software patent wars: The initial bid of $900 million for the 6,000 Nortel patents that forced Apple and Microsoft to cooperate. And the exchange of email between Google and Microsoft that became public damaging Google’s reputation for professionalism. The article can be found at http://localhost/eLibrary/ARCHIVES/GENERAL/IMM/I110901F.pdf.
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