CommodoreUSA site updated

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Since Asiarim is Yeahronimo Media Ventures, if you think this is confusing now, just wait until the "other Commodore companies" start making announcements.
You have a poster on this site who stated the name "C64" is under license to someone else mentioned in the Hyperion/AI settlement, for example.

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Asiarim isn't Yeahronimo Media Ventures.

Yeahronimo Media Ventures bought the Commodore name from Tulip in 2005 for $24 million.

Asiarim then bought it from Yeahronimo for about 2.3 million Euro, but they haven't actually paid for it yet, and I'm not sure how they intend to pay for it.

http://biz.yahoo.com/e/101115/armc.pk10-q_a.html

I tend to follow people, not company names.
No matter how you look at it, it is still:
Ben van Wijhe, President and CEO of the Company.

Yeahronimo

a bit more about Ben van Wijhe

As far as the payment goes, I have this one valuation from earlier this year:
http://www.tulip.com/Default.aspx?cms=6&cat=2&art=242&lang=nl-NL

Somewhat a different #, then what was discussed years earlier, no?

some of the bleak past
Note the references to insider trading.

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If he's only paying royalties on units sold and not a flat licensing fee, then he might not lose his shirt.

Asiarim statement in regards to C=USA relationship:

The License Agreement is for an initial period of approximately 3 years, provided that certain financial and sales commitments are met, and can be renewed subject to fulfillment of certain sales targets and financial commitments.

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