#lexology must be doing very badly if it's using #paywalls and ALSO #outsourcing to #microsoft in the process. Lexology probably won't even exist anymore... in 5-10 years.

Looks like #lexology has outsourced to #microsoft ... truly insane! http://techrights.org/2021/03/18/epoleaks-report-march-2021-part-13/

EPO and Microsoft Collude to Break the Law -- Part XIII: A Global 'IP' Player

"Although the company's own proprietary Windows Phone operating system was a complete commercial flop, it was reported in 2013 that Microsoft was in line to make as much as USD 3.4 billion from patent licenses relating to Android phones."

Unable to make money, #Lexology increasing experiments with paywalls

#lexology -> PRO -> In-depth = a site dying due to lack of a business model, trying a #paywall instead (that never works!) #www #paywall #patent #indoctrination

#Lexology may be dying. It now experiments with #upselling and #paywalls (which lowers incentive to go to that site and makes a lot of stuff invisible, not discoverable). Sites typically try this as the last step before dying.

#lexology now increases use of paywalls and has "lexology pro" so I guess they've failed at making money. Good. #patent maximalists....

Well, #lexology increasingly resorts to paywall, so I guess it is failing financially. #patent #propaganda #patents #monopoly

Companies that include sites like IAM and #Lexology have basically turned the Web into a spam farm of #litigation companies. This is grotesque. One example: http://techrights.org/wiki/index.php/IAM