| Video Technology Magazine | Febuary 7th 2003 |
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John Sokol writes "According
to Cnet, RadioIO Webcasting station, got notification that he was violating
patents owned by Acacia dated 1991. http://news.com.com/2100-1023-983552.html
I haven't been able to find the patent numbers, but I was doing streaming much
earler that that. Sun Micro also did a well documented global video streaming
event Xmass 1990 with Scott McNealy. How can we get Acacia Patents thrown
out?"
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