According to yesterday's alliacense pr, they have:
""We continue to encourage all producers of microprocessor-based products and dependent services to place a high priority on the purchase of an MMP Portfolio License to reduce potential financial exposure,” said Mike Davis, Senior Vice President, Licensing for Alliacense. "
By reading this statement it does not seem a problem for Mr. Davis to argue against the new prior art for the '148 -otherwise every company would first point to the current file from the USPTO and then to the door.
Maybe the Hoya license YESTERDAY was another sedative to calm down shareholders...lol
GLTA