Who's Behind Secretive Patent Buyer JGR Acquisition?

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theodp writes "Pssst, wanna make $10? It's yours if you go to Google Answers before Jan. 7 and identify who's behind JGR Acquisition, the mysterious company that paid $15.5M to acquire key Web Services patents at a Commerce One liquidation auction. Thus far, posters have correctly pegged recently-registered Delaware firm JGR Acquisition as the buyer (confirmed by this SEC filing). JGR's registered DE agent shares the same phone number and address as the law firm of Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell, whose representative client list is headed by Amazon.com and also includes AT&T, Citibank and CyberCash. "

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