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Tag Archives: Google
May 1, 2013 - By John Blyler
In Part II, IP Extreme’s Savage reveals why IP standards take so long while discussing brand values, macro trends, and changes wrought by patent trolls. Continue reading
May 4, 2012 - By John Blyler
A recent FCC report blames Google’s software development process for its WiFi privacy breach. How stable is the process for semiconductor IP creation? Continue reading
February 10, 2012 - By John Blyler
Is every website in patent infringement? The depth of litigation craziness reaches a new high for both the semiconductor IP and global technology markets. Continue reading
January 27, 2012 - By John Blyler
In today’s litigation crazed business world, IP is the shield but deep hardware and software integration is the competitive sword. Continue reading
January 20, 2012 - By John Blyler
Recent events at the Consumer Electronics Show highlight the divide between intellectual property creators and the Internet giants that need them. Continue reading
August 24, 2011 - By John Blyler
Out of the 17,000 patents that Google acquired from Motorola Mobility, it now appears that only 18 were needed. Can you guess the type of technology guarded by these few precious patents?
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August 16, 2011 - By John Blyler
While activist investor Carl Icahn is close to breaking even financially on his bet with Motorola Mobility, his appreciation of the patent portfolio value is ahead of the game.
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July 5, 2011 - By John Blyler
The bankrupt telecommunication company’s creditors are anxious to realize a monetary return. But why are Nortel’s wireless patents even available for auction? Shouldn't many of the over 6,000 patents already have expired? By association, what is the average length of semiconductor design or manufacturing IP patents? Continue reading
