Talk:Cross-licensing

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This definition is not correct. Cross-licensing means patents on each side are licensed to the other, but it does not preclude an exchange of money if the number or value of patents on the two sides are different, or for other reasons.

Further, the reference to Microsoft seems to be confused at least and wrong at worst. Patents which are licensed to a company may not generally be licensed by that company to a third party, unless the licensee is effectively acting as an agent for the patent owner, although anything is possible. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Capek (talk • contribs).