Patent Battles vs. Doing Business
Even in Europe and U.S, most patent wars ends up with a truce. There are two reasons, it’s only part of the overall business strategy and it’s usually too costly.
即便在歐美，絕大多數的專利訴訟，都是和解收場。主要原因有二：
(1) 它不過是商戰整體策略之一，邊打仗做做樣子邊談生意，達到目標就該喊撤了；
(2) 打專利訴訟連大公司都嫌貴，如果在美國，一個案子discovery程序還沒走完（更別提進入審判了）經常狂燒百萬美元。
Google and Microsoft have ended a long-running patent spat involving about 20 suits in the U.S. and Germany.
Concerns about ad-blockers have grown following the recent launch of iOS 9, which supports blockers for Mobile Safari.
JPMorgan has downplayed those concerns, arguing most ad-blocking takes place on desktops, that far more time is spent on mobile apps (largely immune to ad-blocking for now) than browsers, that publishers are starting to withhold content from those using ad-blockers, and that ad spend is shifting towards formats more immune to ad-blocking (e.g. native ads).
這是最最粗淺的道理，真正見過世面的老闆都會有相當程度的了解。只有那些不懂裝懂的，才會搬聖經出來，把這種訴訟鬼扯成大衛對抗歌利亞的正邪之戰。
不懂裝懂的老董，自己灰頭土臉不說，還讓股價跳水噗通噗通…。’
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