Sprint’s lawyers was hanging out with nothing to do for just a few days, so it is time for them to come again to work. The Now Network is now focusing its sights on Time Warner, Comcast, Cable One and Cox, slapping each with a separate lawsuit claiming they’ve been infringing on as much as twelve in their patents. The technology the businesses has been using, Sprint states, pertains to the transmission of voice data packets and was patented within the 1990s. Interestingly enough, several of those patents were the topic of its 2007 infringement case against Vonage, during which the VoIP company was ordered to fork over $80 million . Within the filings, Sprint mentioned that the four entities “have realized the good value on this technology and feature misappropriated it without Sprint’s permission.” Our world might be frightening and confusing, however it sure could be lucrative often times. And let’s accept it — Sprint has various bills to pay over the following couple years.
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