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traffic nazi :1orglaugh Fight the Seinfeld Spoof! |
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Bow to the power of Brandon. : ) |
Paul you can be sure that everybody here read your post about Acacia and are with you in this case. Keep your good work man.
I know a lot of webmaster who read your threads here about Acacia. Like Fight the patent told you they don't post but read for sure. Paul & Fight the Patent :thumbsup |
InternetNews.com covers the hearing:
http://www.internetnews.com/IAR/article.php/3309511 No updates from the courtroom yet. Fight the Waiting! |
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I still think patents shouldn't be allowed without a working product to support it. Even if it is still in the development process, a patent should require at least a rough example or proof of an attempt at the development of the intended idea.
The US Patent Office is just another example of how money makes more money. All I need to do is document the principles behind how something works (like breathing, for example), spend the money to patent the technology, and every person in the world would owe me for the air they breathe. This is an exaggeration, of course, but it still stands true. Acacia documented the ideas for delivering motion video and sound and patented it, and then waited for others to develop it. Isn't it ironic that RCA hasn't been sued by Acacia for inventing the television? I can still "download" or "stream" video onto my television, but apparently that doesn't count? Acacia can kiss my ass. They served me with a "Final Letter" (which also happened to be their first correspondence) with regard to a domain that I am not the registered owner of, to offer me a settlement of a percentage of my profit, or $1500/year, whichever was more. The only way that they could have associated me with that domain is by contact with one of the affiliate programs that I promote on that particular domain. Money (or intimidation) talks, huh? I didn't even bother to answer them. Go ahead and sue. They can spend the money to hire a lawyer here, pay for the process server, and attempt to identify me as being the person that they seem to think I am. :321GFY Sadly, they are still making shitloads of cash from the people that would rather pay out than fight, and for that, their plan has worked. Who says you actually have to "work" for a living? Jere. |
Not sure if this has been brought up before, but those involved might want to check the International Standards Organization. They're responsible for creating the OSI model in 1984, which established the standard on how data is transfered through a network. Everything, whether it be text, video, audio is all transfered the exact same way, there's no differentiation in the way data is transmitted. If Acacia claims they own the patent to video streaming, then that also means they're claiming the patent to transmitting ANYTHING through a network, because all goes through the exact same process.
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All of these posts and nothing saying what happened today, what the judge said?? What the hell?
C'mon folks! GFY is better than CNN! Why aren't we on top of this? |
so what happened?
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50 Acacia showdowns :glugglug
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While fighting against patent abuse has been put on the shelf for now, satirizing Acacia's efforts is still my hobby.
I am tracking all the latest news on the front page with my own brand of commentary wherever I can take the shot. http://www.FightThePatent.com -brandon |
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