June 19, 2006 5:53 AM PDT
Verizon sues Vonage over VoIP patent
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In reaction, Vonage says it believes that its Internet telephony services were developed with proprietary technology.
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gui and heirarchical menus to the market in the 80's, but somehow
Creative thinks they have a case. Same goes for Vonage and
Verizon. Vonage was one of the first to market with voip, and now
Verizon, the late comer is suing! All these cases do is show just
how screwed up our legal system is.
gui and heirarchical menus to the market in the 80's, but somehow
Creative thinks they have a case. Same goes for Vonage and
Verizon. Vonage was one of the first to market with voip, and now
Verizon, the late comer is suing! All these cases do is show just
how screwed up our legal system is.
gui and heirarchical menus to the market in the 80's, but
somehow
Creative thinks they have a case. Same goes for Vonage and
Verizon. Vonage was one of the first to market with voip, and
now
Verizon, the late comer is suing! All these cases do is show just
how screwed up our legal system is.
By the way, Lingo is cheaper than both: www.lingo.com
;)
- It's like Creative suing Apple!
- by Macsaresafer June 19, 2006 8:22 AM PDT
- If you can't beat'em, sue'em! Apple was responsible for bringing
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(4 Comments)gui and heirarchical menus to the market in the 80's, but
somehow
Creative thinks they have a case. Same goes for Vonage and
Verizon. Vonage was one of the first to market with voip, and
now
Verizon, the late comer is suing! All these cases do is show just
how screwed up our legal system is.
By the way, Lingo is cheaper than both: www.lingo.com
;)