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My Trade Secrets and Patent Infringement Story In April 2024, I filed a trade secret lawsuit against Stingray Group, and others including AT&T, Millicom, and MOOD MEDIA. The details of that lawsuit are described here. First, I filed this matter pro-se, meaning no attorneys only myself. In a matter of weeks, I realized that I was going against armies
The Mevia Platform Roadmap for 2021 and 2021 is pretty exciting. I have been working on a new roadmap for MEVIA Platform for 2021 and 2022, and the future. Mainly, I will be targeting: Improved User Experience with Mobile, Smart TV, and Casting functionality New intellectual property and software with artificial intelligence & machine learning Blockchain and Fintech integration of
Music Choice vs Stingray Settlement arrives right before trial. This case has been analyzed by me, from an expert witness perspective from two angles: ♠ Technology and Patent infringement 7 Validity ♠ Damages and Liablitiy Exposure On February 4th, 2020, a Settlement with Music Choice announced that has the case settled for $13.3M right before an important hearing and a potential
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Introduction I will discuss what I learned about ATSC 3.0 at CES 2020. Surprisingly, this technology compares and matches “Cloud to Cable” patents and claims. ATSC 3.0 and NextGENTV were the main attractions at CES 2020. I attended CES 2020, and it was awesome, you can check out TECHEDTV for more videos . CES stands for the “Consumer Electronics Show”
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This article provides a summary for the “Music Choice vs. Stingray Digital” Trial and other updates for the case. Back in October 2018, August 2018, October 2017 and July 2017, I reviewed this case and made my observations which are now becoming a reality. First, I stated the the IPR Board was going to allow several claims that were challenged
Why Cloud to Cable? Cloud to Cable is a patented solution for music streaming providers to distribute content to MVPDs (MVPD Technology Licensing). Amplify your offering from online streaming to Cable TV & IPTV systems with linear channels and SVOD subscritions. Create visually appealing streams with great sound, bundled with a mobile experience through the MEVIA app. Music and Video
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10524002 Second Patent – Allowed for Cloud to Cable 10524002 patent is now issued then besides US Patent 10,123,074, the new patent comes to enhance our patent family. A second set of claims were allowed on September 3rd, 2019 and published Dec 31st, 2019. What this patent brings are several claims that cover MPEG TV and Music broadcasting, MPEG 2-way
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Cloud to Cable TV is the platform that makes it easy to send music channels, video channels, video on demand, and any other multimedia streaming content to millions of subscribers. Cloud to Cable enables a friendly distribution system for media owners, content providers, to subscribers in IPTV, Cable TV, OTT, or even satellite operators. Cloud to Cable Intellectual Property Portfolio
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Patent Issued for One of Our Media Streaming Technologies As you have read in my blog, Cloud-to-Cable is a platform and technology that merges the worlds of cloud and Cable TV. One of the main objectives of the patent and as you can read in the description is to: ” …… systems, devices, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media
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Music for Cable and CLOUD TO CABLE Sites Relaunched: cloudtocable.com, cloudforcable.com, musicforcable.com and ubiquicast.com Cloud to Cable enables a music or video streaming service to be delivered to CABSAT systems. Our platform can cover 10, 50, 100+ music or radio channels that are directly obtained using your HTML5 web interface and sent directly to a Cable TV System and to
Music Choice vs Stingray Digital – Case 2:16-cv-586-JRG-RSP vs. We will discuss in the article, the judge’s order (Judge Roy Payne) and memorandum regarding all the claims terms and its construction. As expected, the judge went for: “[C]laims ‘must be read in view of the specification, of which they are a part.’” Id. (quoting Markman v. Westview Instruments, Inc., 52
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