Acacia (nothing to do with prior art)
 

If they knew at the time of buying the company who owned the patent for streaming media and were planning on sueing companies once they aquired the patent isnt that in itself illegal?

Yeah, this would never be allowed. Not in the nation that invented the ponzi scheme.

They win most of their cases based on "No Show's" from adult webmasters.

If you get served... show up and you've won 1/2 the battle.

Nobody owns the patent for streaming media. That's the point of this whole exercise. It's public domain!

I thought ALL of their cases were won from "default" judgements? I could be wrong but the ONLY case before a judge with people fighting is HomeGrown and Acacia keeps pushing the court date back.. I wonder why? :thumbsup

The reason is that the one's who didn't fight and who didn't default have agreed to pay a license. :feels-hot