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Optical Recording Technology Patents Acquired by Acacia’s Subsidiary

May 10 2010

Acacia Research Corporation (Nasdaq:ACTG) announced today that a subsidiary has acquired patents for optical recording technology.

"Acacia continues to grow its base of future revenues by adding new patent portfolios,” commented Paul Ryan, Acacia Chairman and CEO. “As our licensing success grows, more patent owners are selecting us as their partner for the licensing of their patented technologies,” concluded Mr. Ryan.

This patented technology generally relates to optical data storage devices and optical recording media, such as CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs.

Source: http://www.acaciaresearch.com/

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