I think it is much more muddier than we have been told. Mike Arrington, being a lawyer, should have had the paperwork done properly. If he had his paperwork correct, I am 100% sure he would have posted it first on the blog. I think he is on the weak grounds here. I expect the story to eventually die down. If Mike keeps it alive one way or other, he will be indirectly doing a favor to Fusion Garage in terms of branding. There are way too many people who think Mike is nuts. He will help Fusion Garage sell to these audience. With mass media like LA Times following the story, he will be unnecessarily be giving exposure to Fusion Garage by keeping this controversy alive.