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To: qveauriche who wrote (129328)	5/27/2003 11:16:50 AM
From: Stock Farmer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Qveau: you're the lawyer. "As part of the agreement, Nokia will continue to pay royalties to Qualcomm for subscriber equipment at the same rates established by the terms of the original cross-license agreement in 1992, irrespective of the CDMA standard implemented. " Is everybody on the board absolutely sure they understand all of the other parts of the deal?

To: qveauriche who wrote (129328)	5/27/2003 11:16:58 AM
From: Dexter Lives On	Respond to of 152472

Cross-licenses can be very, very tricky. Unfortunately, only a select few have access to the fine print. As always, the <font color=Red>devil<font color=Black> is in the <font color=RoyalBlue>detail<font color=Black>... google.com

To: qveauriche who wrote (129328)	5/27/2003 11:18:56 AM
From: surfbaron	Respond to of 152472

Qveau: you're asking for facts is too much for a HOBO.

To: qveauriche who wrote (129328)	5/27/2003 11:52:50 AM
From: waitwatchwander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

>>>> Moritz experts I bet if someone pushed Mr. Moritz to better explain his words, one would get a spin about not paying royalties on chipsets sales. Very much like Eric, what Crammer et al spin is nothing but confusing noise. Although, they would have you believe that it is an offering of clear consise good judgement based on ethical truth and sound investment knowledge. Given that they are like the energizer bunny, they must serve a component of the investment industry and profit from their efforts. It is only a pity that those links are most likely very soft and they are able to operate without clarity of disclosure on such matters. You never know though. There have been investment media types who have been called to account for their words. Best to call 'em how you see 'em and move on. Trevor