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在专利屏障的两边,企业们都在死死紧盯着“最具威胁性”的竞争对手,都在念着各自的“生意经”。某种意义上,专利越来越成为阻碍创新的一道屏障。除手机业务外,诺基亚在专利上面似乎“生财有道”。1月18日,诺基亚表示已经同加拿大的黑莓手机制造商RIM达成协议,RIM将一次性向诺基亚支付一笔钱,以解决双方的专利纠纷,并将陆续向诺基亚支付专利授权费。外媒称,RIM一次性支付的金额为5000万欧元(约合6500万美元)。诺基亚来自专利方面的收入并不只这一笔。2012年8月,诺基亚将500多项无线网络技术的专利卖给了总部位于美国纽约的Vringo公司,交易总额为2200万美元。根据双方协议,若这
On either side of the patent barrier, companies are staring at the “most threatening” competitors, all in their own “business class.” In a sense, patents are increasingly becoming a barrier to innovation. In addition to the cell phone business, Nokia seems to have “patents” on patents. On January 18, Nokia said it has reached an agreement with RIM, a Canadian BlackBerry maker, that RIM will pay Nokia a one-time payment to settle the patent dispute between the two parties and to pay Nokia a license fee. Foreign media said RIM lump sum payment of 50 million euros (about 65 million US dollars). Nokia’s revenue from patents is not the only one. In August 2012, Nokia sold more than 500 patents for wireless networking technologies to Vringo, a New York based company, for a total of $ 22 million. According to the agreement, if this