Our marketplace behavior is really governed by only two factors: our perceptions of the products or services in question and our perceptions of the enterprise behind them.
In its filing, also made public in redacted form on Monday, Motorola said it was due payment of 2.25 percent of the selling price of Microsoft products such as the Xbox and Windows 7 operating system that use the patents in question.
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If anything, the question of refunds for digital products will eventually need to be decided by courts, both here in the United States and abroad.
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At least we have a good idea of what's up for grabs: as is oftentimes the case in these types of tumultuous proceedings, the loser has to stop selling the products and services in question and fork over some cash for damages caused to the winner.
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After giving regulators the runaround and repeatedly dodging the question of why they charge Australians so much more than Americans for the same products, senior executives from Apple, Microsoft and Adobe have finally been forced to sit down in front from a parliamentary committee.
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First is the question of how we choose which of the many products and variations we actually want.
Question is, does the ever-growing patchwork of products and services strengthen or shred the brand?
There is no question about growing demand for these ores and the refined products for electronic devices of all sorts.
Not all that much of a surprise it must be said as the products do undoubtedly use the technology in question.
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One question Does this ever-growing patchwork of products and services strengthen or shred the brand?
And there is no question that the uncontrolled growth of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and their movement to riskier mortgage products propelled the housing bubble.
The question worth asking is what kind of system is best at producing heroes like Steve Jobs and products like the iPad while at the same time giving different sorts of heroes, like Tammy, the dignity they deserve?
The question of which vehicles they choose to handle is determined by the ability of automakers to deliver attractive products.
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