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MedioStream Inc v. Microsoft Corporation
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3:11-cv-02525
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April 26, 2013
MedioStream Drops Microsoft IP Case After Settlement
A California federal judge Friday dismissed Microsoft Corp. from a patent infringement lawsuit brought by MedioStream Inc. over the company's video encoding patents, 11 days after MedioStream announced a settlement in the case.
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February 11, 2013
CORRECTED: MedioStream's IP Case Against Microsoft In Doubt
A California federal judge said Thursday that he may stay most of MedioStream Inc.'s suit accusing Apple Inc., Dell Inc., Microsoft Corp. and others of violating two video encoding patents, saying he didn't want to waste time litigating patents that the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office has invalidated.