Noticing many startups licensing core IP in exchange for equity, still fall under the same situation ?
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Depends how much equity and where the IP came from. Google did it but the answers were little, and the founders.
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If the answers are a lot and someone else, I'd worry.
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Agreed, early on the only way to move the needle is finding product market fit, everything else is noise?
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More or less.
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@paulg What's better: moat or IP? -
A product users love.
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Or the situation represents a vote of no confidence in the management by the IP owner.
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... This is why the publishing industry doesn't exist, right?
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what about open source code?
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Most the time. But RedHat doesn't own IP.
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What would be an example of a company that doesn't own its IP? Startup novice here
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what about Dell not owning it's core processor or operating system? or what about franchises like McDonald's & Subway's....
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IP & commercializing co.s separate: in case sued or lose control to investors - why else
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what about RedHat? I'm presuming you are excluding service companies.
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what's a good example?
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@redhatopen execs and investors might beg to differ...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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