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I don't think that's an accurate description of Thomas22's suggestion.

If the stay is not lifted pending appeal, that doesn't mean that the named DVR's are free and clear. E* must still win the appeal to keep them on permanently. No? If the stay is upheld pending the appeal, there is nothing preventing TiVo from raising the stakes by filing another motion for...

I don't think they have to wait. It is just not in their best interests to delay the injunction by introducing anything new. If the injunction gets delayed by upholding the stay, why would TiVo wait to file a claim that un-named DVR's are also violating the Why? At present, none of the named...

Again, not years, months. Just as TiVo convinced Judge Folsom that the work-around software was not more than colorably different than the infringing software with respects to the software claims, so too will they file a contempt motion to Judge Folsom arguing that the software in the un-named...

If after being forced by the courts to turn off the DVR functionality of the named devices, E* still does not sign a long-term licensing agreement, then TiVo's next move will be to file another contempt motion, charging that (all) other E* DVR models using the same software are not more than...

Every standalone TiVo since the Series 1 has been equipped with NTSC and/or ATSC tuners. The SD DirecTiVo's had satellite tuners. The HD models had both satellite and ATSC tuners. They were all capable of functioning as there own input sources. That will begin to change (tomorrow?) as...

TiVo may be the Big Bad Wolf in this story, but E* is the little pig who built his house out of straw. Expanding the line of products based on IP that you do not have the right to use...after it has been determined that you don't have the right to it? They have no one to blame but themselves...

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