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To: JohnG who wrote (445)7/7/2000 9:16:42 PM
From: Z268  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197507
 
<Clearly
this outcome gives China a very large negotiating power advantage over QCOM. Also, Korea will want to receive
equal or better concessions to those QCOM gives to China.>

So this is all about how much royalties China and Korea wants to pay to Qualcomm. Anyone got some idea of the %s being negotiated to date? Would the Koreans pay less royalties on WCDMA?



To: JohnG who wrote (445)7/8/2000 1:30:45 AM
From: The Reaper  Respond to of 197507
 
Sure would be interesting to see if the Korean Telecoms are in some negotiations with QCOM right now or are planning some real soon regarding 3G. Would explain timing of these news releases. Maybe LEAP should start making plans to enter the Korean market. Call their bluff. <gg>

kirby


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