> At present as I understand the situation from what's been
> publicly related, there are agreements previously
> negotiated as to partitioning of rights, etc. If the
> parties are willing to entertain the possibility of
> working together and it may be necessary to renegotiate,
> the first thing one does is pick up the phone, talk to
> one's lawyer and say, hey, ring up the other side, see if
> they want to talk. If there's will, it isn't difficult.
> The Lord of Negotations created Sherpas for a reason :)
Yes, and I want also to emphasize the point that we are dealing with issues that have been publicly related and which I do not, as a not-all-that-detached observer, do question as to its reliability. I think what we face is a partitioning of squabbles, more aptly measurable than rights. I like the Lord of Negotiations, but the Lord of Friendship has to get first dibs! :)
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