Seen that? - C-COR Handed a Victory in Patent Fight with SeaChange

Filed in archive Best of on December 24, 2009

C-COR Handed a Victory in Patent Fight with SeaChange at The Digital TV Weblog

Seachange may be beating C-COR in VOD server market share but C-COR has the courts going for them. C-COR, the company which acquired nCUBE last December, has been handed a victory in a patent-infringement case that was brought by SeaChange in June, 2000. The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has overturned a decision by the US District Court. Seachange contended that the C-COR/nCUBE MediaCube-4 product infringed upon [...] Read More


SeaChange financials worsen; blames VOD at The Digital TV Weblog

ITVT reports that VOD equipment provider, SeaChange International, has released preliminary financial results for its fiscal second quarter (2006), ended July 31st. SeaChange says that the results are preliminary, because it is currently completing an analysis of how to properly account for an $8.3 million investment in cable edge device manufacturer, Casa Systems. Revenues totaled $26.2 million, compared to $43 million for the year- ago quarter, a 39% decrease. Net losses totaled [...] Read More


SeaChange launches Multiverse at The Digital TV Weblog

SeaChange International has been going gangbusters recently with the number of its press releases and announced partnerships. InformITV points out that at the Supercomm show in Chicago, SeaChange launched its Multiverse software platform. It is designed to enable broadband network operators to create video services across TVs, PCs and mobile devices. For those of you who don't already know, SeaChange has almost 80% of the digital ad inserter market in the [...] Read More


Smaller players worried with Verizon - Vonage patent infringement judgment at The VoIP Weblog

The verdict is already out in the Vonage- Verizon patent infringement battle and it is expected that the decision awarded could have serious repercussions on the entire VoIP carrier market. Verizon has also appealed for injunction and if that goes through then Vonage would have to shut their shop even if that means temporarily and besides Vonage even other VoIP companies using the same technology may have to face the [...] Read More


When Patent Infringements Hurt Everybody at The Gadgets Weblog

Breaking patent law? Not cool. Setting up a situation where there could be no new cell phone models on the market as a result? Even less cool. Here's the deal: back on May 29, a jury in California found that QUALCOMM had violated three of competitor Broadcom's chip patents, including one that allows cell phones to save power by going into standby when out of connection range. In response to [...] Read More