Talk:Geoff Goodfellow

message: This article seems to give the impression that Geoff's meeting with NTP held to somehow keep the secret of RadioMail from RIM.  RadioMail was no secret to RIM.  In fact, you see that picture.  That is a RIM Allpoints Card in that HP100LX. That card was created by RIM for use by RadioMail (and others but RadioMail was a big reason for creating the card).  RIM knew Geoff Goodfellow well.  RIM knew RadioMail well.  I don't know this for certain but I would bet that Mike Lazaridis was a RadioMail user. I don't think anyone knew who NTP was until they started asking for licensing money and filing lawsuits. ZipIt 07:49, 5 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  RIM, NTP, and RadioMail 

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