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The company's service delivers television advertisements to viewers that are targeted based on their online behavior and internet activity.
The accused service delivers television advertisements to viewers that are targeted based on their internet browsing activity.
The service delivers television advertisements to people that are specifically chosen for them based on their online behavior and internet browsing history.
The accused service delivers targeted television advertisements to viewers based on their online behavior and internet activity.
This case is notable as it targets the core business of tvScientific, a company in the process of being acquired by Pinterest.
Adform, Inc. has filed a counterclaim against Intent IQ, LLC.
A recorded case against T-Mobile where the current specific status is not detailed in the provided information.
A recorded case against Verizon where the current specific status is not detailed in the provided information.
This case is part of a broader litigation campaign where large defendants like Roku have chosen to settle and take licenses.
This case is part of the ongoing litigation campaign by Intent IQ.
This case is part of the ongoing litigation campaign by Intent IQ.
AlmondNet and Intent IQ sued LinkedIn for patent infringement in the District of Delaware. The docket lists multiple patents, including U.S. 8,281,336. The case was dismissed with prejudice by stipulated dismissal on June 6, 2024.
AlmondNet II. Defendants' Answer expressly admits Plaintiffs allege infringement of, among others, U.S. Patent 8,775,249; asserted patents also included '260, '307, '146, and '878. The case was consolidated into the 6:21-cv-00897 action and resolved by the same June 2024 dismissal with prejudice.
The AO 120 report lists US 8,775,249-B2 first among the patents in suit, along with US 7,861,260, US 7,979,307, and US 11,564,015. By stipulation and order dated Jan. 14, 2025, the '249, '307, and '015 patents were dropped; on Feb. 26, 2025, the court granted Viant's motion to stay pending IPR. Viant filed IPR2025-00126 against the '249 patent.
Docket/patent listings include US 8,775,249 among the patents in suit (with '260, '307, '398, '015, and others). On Feb. 26, 2025, the court granted a stay pending IPR; a later stipulated dismissal order indicates Plaintiffs' claims were dismissed with prejudice and Defendants' without prejudice, each party bearing its own costs, suggesting settlement.