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sablesavoyon Dec 19, 2008 8:58pm
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pandora; wilan merger equally wrong
pandora; wilan merger equally wrongam a wilan shareholder. They sold off their core business and office buildings, ousted their founding CEO, to stay alive and IP was the only asset they had left. No wonder they followed the mosaid example. By the way, as a former mosaid shareholder for decades , it survived and did quite well designing memory chips and testing equipment. The IP income came in twenty year or so later. Ceticom's IP income will be relatively small, if they become dominant in selling applications and services to several segments.
Certicom should continue with the existing model. Certicoms problem as I have said a few dozen times before is EXECEUTION.
Remember, the current model also allows them not to depend entirely on the Sony outcome. Henc its a much safer and potentially higher profits business model. IMO