Limelight Networks

AT&T, Google, Isohunt, Daniels: Intellectual Property

AT&T Inc. was told to pay $27.5 million for infringing a Colorado company’s patents for controlling how audio or video is streamed online.

AT&T Told to Pay $27.5 Million After Losing Two-Way Trial

AT&T Inc. was told to pay $27.5 million for infringing a Colorado company’s patents for controlling how audio or video is streamed online.

Akamai Loses Patent Ruling Against Limelight Networks

Akamai Technologies Inc . lost a court ruling in its four-year patent battle with Limelight Networks Inc . over software that speeds delivery of Web videos.

Akamai Loss to Limelight to Be Reheard by U.S. Appeals Court

Akamai Technologies Inc . persuaded a U.S. appeals court to reconsider whether Limelight Networks Inc . infringed a patent over software that speeds delivery of Web videos.

Limelight Networks, Lilly, Ferrari, Franklin Mint: Intellectual Property

Limelight Networks Inc. won an appeals court ruling that upheld a verdict rejecting patent-infringement claims by Level 3 Communications Inc. over software that speeds delivery of Web videos.

Akamai, Yankees, Time Warner, Toshiba: Intellectual Property

Akamai Technologies Inc . persuaded a U.S. appeals court to reconsider whether Limelight Networks Inc . infringed a patent over software that speeds delivery of Web videos.

Akamai, Apple, Disney, DuPont: Intellectual Property

Akamai Technologies Inc.’s patent claims over online content delivery networks against Limelight Networks Inc. were revived by an appeals court.

Limelight Must Face Akamai Online-Content Patent Claims

Akamai Technologies Inc.’s patent claims over online content delivery networks against Limelight Networks Inc. were revived by an appeals court.

Akamai, TECT, Tiger Airways: Intellectual Property

Akamai Technologies Inc. lost a court ruling in its four-year patent battle with Limelight Networks Inc. over software that speeds delivery of Web videos.

Limelight Urges Cap on Patent Infringement in Group Inventions

Limelight Networks Inc., an online content delivery provider, urged a U.S. appeals court to limit patent-infringement claims when separate entities perform the steps of an invention.

"Akamai put itself in a position of having to show that the allegedly infringing activities of Limelight's customers were attributable to Limelight."

- Limelight Networks on Dec 20, 2010

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