More on First Technology and Bodog
There's another colorful installment in the Bodog patent fight at gambling911. No one can say this fight is boring:
Last year, 1st Technology and its principals were successful in having the once dominant Bodog.com domain name removed from the Web. The enterprise claimed that Bodog have infringed upon one of its patents related to a "method and system for interactively transmitting multimedia information over a network which requires a reduced bandwidth".
Calvin Ayre, founder of Bodog has used his own personal blog to refute the charges and has insisted that 1st Technology proprietor, Scott Lewis, is nothing more than a "patent troll".
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Patent trolls to be scalped?
Last year, 1st Technology and its principals were successful in having the once dominant Bodog.com domain name removed from the Web. The enterprise claimed that Bodog have infringed upon one of its patents related to a "method and system for interactively transmitting multimedia information over a network which requires a reduced bandwidth".
Calvin Ayre, founder of Bodog has used his own personal blog to refute the charges and has insisted that 1st Technology proprietor, Scott Lewis, is nothing more than a "patent troll".
See also
Patent trolls to be scalped?
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