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Netflix Studios, LLC et al v. Dragon Media Inc. et al
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January 30, 2019
Dragon Box To Pay $14.5M To Netflix, Disney, Amazon, Others
A California federal judge Tuesday signed off on a stipulation that will require a company that sold a device allowing customers to stream movies and TV shows for free to pay Netflix, Disney, Amazon and other media outlets $14.5 million to end a copyright infringement suit.
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January 18, 2019
Studios Settle Streaming Device War With Dragon Box
Netflix, Disney, Amazon and other media outlets have tentatively agreed to settle with a company accused of selling a device that allows customers to stream movies and TV shows for free, according to a Thursday notice in California federal court.
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January 03, 2019
Studios Decry 'Game-Playing' By Media Exec In Copyright Suit
A group of the most powerful companies in the media industry including Disney, Netflix and Amazon have asked a California federal judge to punish a businessman accused of copyright infringement for his purported "abandonment of his discovery obligations," according to a Wednesday filing.
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January 11, 2018
Studios Expand Streaming Device War With Dragon Box Suit
Netflix, Disney, Amazon and other media outlets sued Dragon Media in California federal court Wednesday for marketing and selling "Dragon Box," a device that allegedly allows customers to infringe copyrighted media, marking at least the second time the media groups have gone after such a company.