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VirnetX (VHC) Chart.

VirnetX - .20 to $6.50 on ISR 06/28/10.

(For the record, we found VirnetX (VHC) a year and a half (and at $6), before it was featured below on CNBC, at $40. Just saying..)

VirnetX + 4.50 to $30.79 on CNBC 11/20/12.

REPORT ON VIRNETX (VHC):

ICAP Patent Brokerage is now accepting submissions across all technology sectors for the Spring auction to be held March 20, 2013 at Rosewood Sand Hill in Silicon Valley.

The Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index (OT300) is the industry’s first index based on the value of intellectual property, representing a diversified portfolio of 300 companies that own the most valuable patents relative to their book value. The Index is priced and published by the NYSE Euronext (NYSE Euronext: OTPAT). Two
related Indexes, the Ocean Tomo 300® Patent Growth Index (NYSE Euronext: OTPATG) and the Ocean Tomo 300® Patent Value Index (NYSE Euronext: OTPATV), complete the suite of Indexes.

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Bruce Berman is Editor of IP CloseUp and CEO of Brody Berman Associates, Inc., a management consulting and strategic communications firm that focuses on innovative businesses and intangible assets. Brody Berman is best known for helping clients increase business, enhance value and manage risk. He draws upon an extensive network of business and media contacts in the U.S. and Europe.

Bruce has implemented marketing and business development programs on behalf of more than 150 businesses. He has counseled many executives, intellectual property holders, investors and attorneys, and their clients. His clients include public and private companies, consulting firms, service provides, private investment funds, and law firms.

"Patently Absurd"

Biggest single winner was Joletta Campana, widowed second wife and former secretary of patent-holder Thomas Campana Jr., who received one-third [of the $612.5 million,] or about $200 million. Wiley, Rein & Fielding also received $200 million, a huge sum given that in 2004 the Washington, D.C. firm’s two hundred and fifty lawyers generated about $140 million in total revenue. The final $200 million was shared by Donald Stout and some colleagues at his Alexandria-based law firm.

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