At this point in time, I disagree with the opinion that a PR firm is not needed now.

Why not begin the process of getting the word out as to what current shareholders are buying into, so that when things pop there are new informed investment dollars already eyeing the prospects?

It is time to get proactive from a marketing point of view. Should absolutely nothing happen on the IP fornt, which is unlikely, then it its a moot point. However, EDIG needs to promote its reemergence onto the scene with 15 settlemetns at large, 150+ waiting in the wings with a new IP innovations group about to emerge with new patents and new technologies

You never know who is watching and EDIG has value as a growing patent house.

We are not mushrooms. Sitting quietly in the dark does us no good at this point.

EDIG is beyond the point of talk. They are actively defending their IP portfolio.

Those who are involved in merger and acquisitions might just like the prospects for what EDIG has to offer.

EDIG has not been proactive and as a result they have fallen off the radar screen.

If you can't sell yourself with this much on the table then you are missing half of what drives business.