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Shareholders In 3G Mobile Patent Company Seek US Investigation Of Nokia, Ericsson

By Intellectual Property Watch

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Two shareholders in a Pennsylvania company with patents key to third generation (3G) mobile communications want the US Department of Justice to investigate European mobile phone manufacturers Nokia and Ericsson and others for failing to pay royalties for use of the technology. Antitrust scrutiny is needed to prevent the same thing from happening as the next generation of mobile phones rolls out, Richard Monahan and Kent Greene say.

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Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on April 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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