SAN FRANCISCO -- OpenTV, a Kudelski Group company announced that it has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Netflix, Inc. in the U.S. District Court in Delaware. The lawsuit alleges that Netflix is willfully infringing seven U.S patents owned by OpenTV.
OpenTV is represented by Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
Swiss-based Kudelski Group has filed a patents lawsuit against Netflix in the Netherlands, accusing the OTT operator of intellectual property theft relating to Internet video distribution.
The three patents in question are 8,174,560: “Video camera,” 8,358,357: “Video camera” and 8,175,560: “Method and system for tuning an antenna.”
The Kudelski Group announced Monday that its OpenTV, Inc. subsidiary has filed a patent infringement suit against NFL Enterprises, LLC in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
A Delaware District Court jury has ruled that SeaChange International infringed on a patent for VOD delivery technology owned by nCUBE Corp. The jury ordered SeaChange to pay nCUBE over $2 million dollars in damages and a 7-percent royalty on all sales of infringing products after February 1, 2002. nCUBE filed the law
The case focuses on a patent that describes a video recording device that plays back video while it is being recorded
Alcatel, the French broadband equipment maker, is suing Microsoft for infringing on patents involving digital video technology. In two lawsuits, 6:06-CV-499 and 6:06-CV-500 , filed Nov. 17 in federal court in Tyler, Texas, Alcatel went after Microsoft over seven U.S. patents covering PVR-like digital video functions
iTV company OpenTV recently filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Liberate Technologies in the U.S. District Court for Northern California. The complaint claims that Liberate infringes two of OpenTV's U.S. patents. OpenTV is seeking an injunction and monetary damages, among other requests. The company filed the
