The Washington Business Journal's Jeff Clabaugh reports that AOL is being sued for $200 million by a New York company that claims AOL's Internet telephony (VoIP) services violate a patent it holds.
Judah Klausner's Klausner Technologies claims that AOL is "violating Klausner's intellectual property rights by offering services in which subscribers receive visual notification of new voice messages, including caller identifying information, and can selectively retrieve voice messages using their displays."
The voice services that Klausner claims violate his patent include AOL Voicemail, AOL Call Alert, AOL by Phone and AOL VOIP Internet Phone Service -- essentially the entire AOL VoIP portfolio ... more »
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SOUTH ASIA EARTHQUAKE RELIEF
I've decided to add this to the blog for two reasons. First, the UN and charitable organizations report poor donor response to the South Asia earthquake relief appeal. Second, to help raise awareness and motivate people to donate generously. All proceeds from reader clicks on ads will be donated to relief efforts for the victims of the 7.6-magnitude earthquake that struck South Asia on Oct. 8, killing at least 80,000 people, injuring 80,000 and leaving 3 million people homeless at the beginning of winter in the Himalayan mountains and foothills. Alternatively, please donate to UNICEF or the Red Cross/Red Crescent and specify the South Asia Earthquake relief fund. Thank you. Recent Articles
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Wednesday, June 15
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Kaleem
on Wed 15 Jun 2005 07:55 PM EDT
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