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ActiveVideo Sues Verizon, Citing Patent Infringements for FiOS
5/27/10 at 4:46 PM by Joan Engebretson
ActiveVideo Networks, provider of a cloud-based platform for video service delivery, has filed a suit against Verizon, alleging that Verizon’s FiOS service infringes on ActiveVideo patents.
ActiveVideo’s platform enables interactive navigational, social media, commerce and gaming applications such as intuitive search and recommendations ...
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Sunny Days Ahead for TiVo’s Patent Litigation Team
8/27/09 at 9:20 AM by Bernie Arnason
Having had some success against DISH with its DVR patent infringement strategy, TiVo has now set its sights on Verizon and AT&T. TiVo filed complaints in the United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas against AT&T and Verizon for ...
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Cox Prevails Over Verizon VoIP Patent Suit
10/6/08 at 11:06 PM by Telecompetitor  A Virginia court ruled in Cox’s favor over Verizon in a patent dispute over VoIP technology. Verizon was hoping to repeat a VoIP patent victory over Vonage, which resulted in a $117 million settlement. No such luck with Cox. "We remain deeply committed to providing our customers high-quality phone service at a great value, and look forward to competing vigorously with Verizon in the marketplace, ...
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VoIP Patent Suits Continue Unabated
2/9/08 at 11:00 PM by Telecompetitor  As many predicted, Verizon has expanded their VoIP patent suit prowess, and now have targeted Charter Communications. This latest suit comes on the heels of a similar and ongoing VoIP patent suit against Cox, and a successful 2007 patent offensive on Vonage. Verizon clearly has cable competitors in their sights, and are using patent suits as a competitive tool ...
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VoIP Patent Infringement Parade Growing
1/25/08 at 8:08 AM by Telecompetitor  Is it just me or does it seem like the patent infringement lawsuits are on the tipping point of getting out of control. Sprint is the latest to join the lawsuit parade, filing VoIP patent lawsuits against NuVox Communications, Broadvox Holdings, Big River Telephone Company, and Paetec Communications. They join Verizon who recently ...
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VoIP Patent Suits Continue: Cox’s Turn
1/20/08 at 8:13 PM by Telecompetitor  Patent lawsuits have long been used as a competitive weapon in many industries. Telecom is now getting their fair share. Vonage suffered a series of patent lawsuits from competitors last year, and now Verizon is suing Cox Communications on similar grounds. Four of the same patents, which focus on technology used to complete IP calls, used as a suit basis ...
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Patent Suit Parade Continues – Qwest is Latest to Get Hit
7/20/07 at 7:52 AM by Telecompetitor  In what appears to be a sign of the times, Qwest was hit with a patent suit over their VoIP service, branded OneFlex. RTI, based in Smithtown, N.Y., has added Qwest to its stable of VoIP patent suit victims, which previously have included Nortel, Google, and Vonage. RTI seems to have been successful with their suits, extracting settlements from most cases. RTI is seeking an injunction against Qwest, ...
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