Patent owner sues Google, Facebook, Shazam and dozens of others over anti-piracy method

Posted: 2012/08/29 in Copyright, Education / Awareness, Enforcement, Illegal File Sharing, Litigation, New Business Models, Stats / reports

The man in question is Scott Moskowitz. His company, Blue Spike LLC, has been furiously filing patent suits in East Texas against companies that use common digital water-marking techniques to prevent copyright infringement. His other targets include Sound Hound, Viggle, TuneSat and Facebook.

The filing also notes that Moskowitz has worked with the federal government and various professional societies, that he has two degrees from UPenn, and that Forbes and New York Times once referred to his work.

Other Blue Spike defendants include: Rovio; MySpace; Audible Magic; Specific Media; Photobucket; DailyMotion; Soundcloud; Myxer; Qlipso; Brightcove; MediaFire; Zedge; Harmonics; iMesh; Metacafe; iPharoah.

Much more:
http://gigaom.com/2012/08/28/genius-or-troll-patent-owner-sues-dozens-over-anti-piracy-method/

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