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- 06-22-2009 01:36 AM #2471
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- 06-22-2009 08:42 AM #2472
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- 06-22-2009 08:43 AM #2473
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Except they did not even quote legal rhetorics correctly.
According to TiVo, if a term is not mentioned it is irrelevant. PID filter is not mentioned in the software claims, therefore PID is irrelevant as far as contempt is concerned.
Did TiVo identify that "physical data source" that "analyzes video and audio data from the broadcast data" in E*'s new design that meets this two software claims limitations?
BTW Vampz, next time please quote me so Thomas22 can read my response. He did something to make him sound like he had run out of argument, not able to respond to my legit questions. Talk about one whose most concern is whether the readers may be led astray
- 06-22-2009 09:06 AM #2474
...So basically, this thread has come down to arguing over minor misunderstandings in previous arguments...
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- 06-22-2009 09:07 AM #2475
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The same as it was in the old design: the testimony has been that the PID filter is part of the physical data source and that it fulfills the limitation of the parse element in the first step of the Software Claims.
Originally Posted by jacmyoung
Even DISH/SATS admits it:In other words, they are trying to redefine their testimony. Again.Like the district court, TiVo not only ignores the invalidity implications of its new position on PID filtering [yet it is the same position as was during the trial], it applies a kind of reverse judicial estoppel, holding the testimony of EchoStar's experts - which was rejected by the jury - against Echostar. But what EchoStar's experts said in a losing effort cannot be used to establish the "adjudicated scope" of the claims.Why not? A few people have suggested people are such idiots that they found DISH/SATS infringed.
Originally Posted by jacmyoung The issues:
Originally Posted by jacmyoung
1) DISH/SATS could end up paying well over a billion dollars by the time this is all said and done. It is simple math:
a) $100 million for infringement up to 8 September 2006
b) $100 million for infringement up to 18 April 2008
c) contempt damages to TiVo at least in the neighborhood of $300 million for the past 14 months of contempt
d) that doesn't address the ViP receivers at all, which will have to be included at some point either in a settlement or more damages
2) DISH/SATS appeal could be ruled frivolous. Who knows?
3) The Court of Appeals did reverse the finding of literal infringement on the Hardware Claims.
4) The USPTO did agree to review the Software Claims. It is unknown if it is because there is substantial new evidence, as the USPTO did not issue a press release.
Let's not forget in December 2007 when Judge Folsom issued his order for evidentiary hearing that many assumed the violation of an injunction on its face was no longer an issue. While in a very minority, I did keep repeating that point: there was no ruling regarding prima facie contempt and that Judge Folsom could simply be making the decisions on all issues in front of him before issuing his ruling. Lo and behold, Judge Folsom found contempt TWICE. I don't want to mute a discussion, but would simply like to keep the facts straight.
- 06-22-2009 09:18 AM #2476
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But TiVo's testimonies had changed, TiVo now says what is not mentioned in the software claims is not relevant anymore. So my question is:
Did TiVo identify what are relevant? Did TiVo identify that "physical data source" that "analyzes video and audio data from the broadcast data?"
I don't think any poster has considered those who believe E* still infringes are idiots, that is a misleading statement, among many others in your above post, besides we are talking about the readers not the posters, do you think your above post should be deleted?Last edited by jacmyoung; 06-22-2009 at 09:33 AM.
- 06-22-2009 09:38 AM #2477
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Just because DISH/SATS wants to argue the Hardware Claims doesn't change the evidence that supported infringement on the Software Claims.
Originally Posted by jacmyoung
TiVo's testimony did not change. Just because DISH/SATS says it changed does not mean it actually did.Both TiVo and DISH/SATS did during the April 2006 trial. TiVo did once again during the February 2008 evidentiary hearing. DISH/SATS tried to change the testimony.
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- 06-22-2009 11:43 AM #2478
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E* argues PID filter is not relevant to the software claims not only because it is not mentioned in the software claims, but it does not meet the "analyzes video and audio data from the broadcast data" limitation in the software claims. I don’t know why you keep saying E* argued on hardware claims. Is the above limitation in the hardware claims?
TiVo's testimony did not change. Just because DISH/SATS says it changed does not mean it actually did.
During the jury trial discussing what PID filter did, TiVo’s expert Storer testified that while "you might call [PID filtering] even a type of parsing," this was not the claimed "pars[ing],"
During the 2/09 hearing the judge said: "both parties have totally switched their position since trial."
Do you still believe TiVo did not change?
Both TiVo and DISH/SATS did during the April 2006 trial. TiVo did once again during the February 2008 evidentiary hearing. DISH/SATS tried to change the testimony.
During the trial E* said the PID filter met the term "parse" or "analyze." But that was not my question. The question is, did TiVo demonstrate E* still meet the limitation "analyze video and audio data from the broadcast data?" I am talking about this specific software claim limitation, not the other limitation called "parse."
- 06-22-2009 01:01 PM #2479
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Please don't put words in my mouth that I did not specifically say, that I said in private and were not for public posting, and for exaggerating one small part of what I told you way beyond my main point, which was about allowing Mainer's business (or hobby) to be seen and not bypassed.
And as a side note, a thanks for actually heeding the main point. But posting what you did just now, is way off topic.
- 06-22-2009 01:16 PM #2480
Guys, I have had it. Its one bit of teenage drama queen after another. I am closing this thread for the next several days. If ANY NEWS actually occurs, we'll create a new thread. I'll also start working on a locked stickied thread that provides news -- you sure as heck can not find any news here.
In a few days, this will reopen in the dish warzone, where the normal rules of behavior on SatelliteGuys will apply.
In the meantime, if you want to argue about the politics of the lawsuit or whatever else it is you want to do, please visit:
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