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eradis · 12-09-2005, 10:14 AM

I think the most disturbing issues are:

1. NTP is a holding company.
2. Thomas Campana Jr died a couple of years ago.

I have noticed that RIM is signing deals left and right outside of the U.S (Europe and Asia-Pacific). If they can muster enouph users and residual revenue from outside of the U.S I say pull the plug on the U.S users (including the government). By jeopordizing National security and the economy I think NTP's case would be done. This would be playing hard-ball, but in the U.S there are no other types of balls.

The root issue is that NTP's patents should have never been issued in the first place in my opinion.

12-09-2005, 10:14 AM	#12
eradis Talking BlackBerry Encyclopedia Join Date: Sep 2004 Model: 8700r Carrier: Rogers Posts: 221	I think the most disturbing issues are: 1. NTP is a holding company. 2. Thomas Campana Jr died a couple of years ago. I have noticed that RIM is signing deals left and right outside of the U.S (Europe and Asia-Pacific). If they can muster enouph users and residual revenue from outside of the U.S I say pull the plug on the U.S users (including the government). By jeopordizing National security and the economy I think NTP's case would be done. This would be playing hard-ball, but in the U.S there are no other types of balls. The root issue is that NTP's patents should have never been issued in the first place in my opinion.
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