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| 27 Aug 2010 | #1 |
| | Paul Allen's Interval Licensing patent complaint takes aim at Google Quote: Updated: Paul Allen’s Interval Licensing sued a bevy of technology companies including AOL, Apple, eBay, Facebook, Google, Netflix and others for patent infringement. Interval Licensing, a research firm hatched in 1992, is suing those aforementioned Internet companies for patent 6,263,507 among others. The patent was issued for an invention revolving around browser navigation in a body of information and audiovisual data. In a nutshell, the patent goes to the core of what these companies do. The Allen complaint (PDF and Scribd below) states: |
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