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Comcast Corporation et al v. Rovi Corporation et al
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May 16, 2017
Court Won't Freeze Comcast's Rovi Patent Row In NY
A New York federal court said Monday that it will not disturb its decision allowing Rovi Corp. to pursue patent litigation against Comcast before the International Trade Commission in a dispute over patents for on-screen TV programming guides.
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June 30, 2016
Comcast Pushes For Injunction To Keep Rovi Patent Row In NY
Comcast Corp. continued efforts Wednesday to convince a New York federal judge to block Rovi Corp. from pursuing patent claims outside the state, insisting the entertainment company's legal actions in Texas and elsewhere would cause it irreparable harm.
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June 23, 2016
Rovi Blasts Comcast Efforts To Block TV Guide Patent Suit
Entertainment company Rovi urged a New York federal judge Wednesday to reject Comcast efforts to block Rovi's patent infringement claims with a Texas federal court and the International Trade Commission over on-screen TV programming guides, arguing Comcast can't escape allegations launched months ago.
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May 24, 2016
Comcast Fights Patent Claims Over TV Guides
Comcast asked a New York federal court Monday to find that its on-screen TV programming guides do not infringe patents owned by entertainment company Rovi, arguing certain claims brought in Texas are barred under existing and former licensing agreements between the companies.