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               In               The               Art               of               War,               Sun               Tzu               advises               military               commanders               that               if               the               enemy               is               strong               on               his               right               flank,               he               will               be               weak               on               the               left               side;               and               that               if               the               enemy               is               strong               on               the               left               flank,               he               will               be               weak               on               the               opposite               side.
               "Nuclear               Option":               Patent               Portfolios
               Business               leaders               are               following               the               Chinese               general's               sage               advice               when               it               comes               to               intellectual               property               (IP).

Today's               CEOs,               particularly               those               in               Silicon               Valley,               are               aggregating               patents               into               massive               IP               portfolios               as               a               means               for               attacking               their               competitors.
               Observers               consider               IP               portfolios               as               a               nuclear               option               in               the               competitive               landscape.

Companies               sue               competitors               for               copyright               infringement               to               harass               their               operations,               extract               billions               in               licensing               fees,               and/or               delay               the               introduction               of               products               and               services               into               the               marketplace.
               Threatening               Technology
               Innovation               is               seen               by               most               consumers               as               a               good               thing:               Better               products               improve               their               lives.

But               competitors               hate               threatening               technology               as               their               profits               are               rooted               in               outdated               forms               of               doing               business.
               Using               patents               to               harass               competitors               is               not               a               new               phenomenon.
               For               example,               Samuel               Morse               (the               big               name               in               telegraph               technology               in               the               1800s)               sued               his               rival               Royal               Earl               House,               claiming               that               the               Morse               Company               owned               the               ability               to               transmit               electrical               signals               for               the               purposes               of               communication.
               House's               invention,               which               resembled               a               typewriter               and               printer               type               interface,               threatened               Morse's               empire               "by               enabling               people               to               transmit               and               receive               telegraphs               to               and               from               their               own               homes"               instead               of               requiring               human               interpreters               to               translate               Morse               code,               according               to               Florida-based               security               company               ADT.
               Patent               Wars
               An               organization               who               implements               an               IP               nuclear               strategy               is               considered               a               "patent               troll".

Corporate               trolling               is               leading               to               patent               wars,               such               as               in               Google's               and               Samsung's               case.
               Microsoft,               and               its               outdated               reliance               on               pc,               is               threatened               by               Google.

Apple               has               been               losing               market               share               to               Samsung,               partly               because               of               the               Android               operating               system.
               What's               the               solution?

Litigation.
               Rockstar               Trolls
               In               late               2013,               Rockstar               Bidco               --               a               shell               entity               owned               by               Microsoft,               Apple,               RIM,               Ericsson,               and               Sony               --               filed               a               lawsuit               against               Samsung               and               Google.

If               you               can't               beat               'em               in               the               marketplace,               sue               'em.
               In               2011,               Rockstar               outbid               Google               and               bought               a               portfolio               of               more               than               6,000               patents               from               Nortel               for               a               whopping               $4.5               billion.

The               patent               portfolio               included               IP               on               4G               wireless               and               other               technologies.
               It               wasn't               the               patents               that               Microsoft               and               Apple               were               after,               per               se.

It               was               the               portfolio's               ability               to               attack               Google               and               Samsung               with               a               judge's               punishing               gavel               --               and               through               injunctions,               to               delay               innovations;               prevent               new               products               and               services;               extract               massive               licensing               fees,               and               harass               business               rivals.
               Nearly               2,500               years               ago,               Sun               Tzu               wrote:               "To               fight               and               conquer               in               all               your               battles               is               not               supreme               excellence;               supreme               excellence               consists               in               breaking               the               enemy's               resistance               without               fighting."
               Patent-related               lawsuits               are               a               way               of               attacking               a               business               rival               outside               the               battlefield.

When               you               buy               6,000               patents,               someone               somewhere               is               infringing               on               your               IP               arsenal.






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