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To: Ken S. who wrote (62470)	4/12/2007 8:14:04 AM
From: blimfark	Read Replies (1) of 197028

This Thompson's release quotes as it's source the Market Watch piece below. I think we are all getting excited about the repackaging of an old story. Nothing appears on the NOK website. By Sarah Turner Last Update: 3:55 AM ET Apr 12, 2007 LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia (NOK : Nokia Corp NOK23.38, -0.36, -1.5%) said that it paid less than 3% aggregate license fees on WCDMA handset sales under all its patent license agreements until 2007. This number represents Nokia's aggregate gross royalty payments. It excludes infrastructure related royalties and all royalty income collected by Nokia. The WCDMA handset related royalty payments made by Nokia include all WCDMA handset royalty payments made to Qualcomm. From April 9, 2007, Nokia contractually has a fully paid up license covering Qualcomm's early patents and those patents are licensed to Nokia royalty free for its handsets going forward in perpetuity. Therefore Nokia's licensing agreements with Qualcomm for the future will focus only on the terms for Qualcomm's newer patents.

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