A federal judge on Friday ordered Dish Network and sister firm EchoStar to pay TiVo about $200 million for violating a permanent injunction on using a modified technology that can rewind and pause live TV. Judge David Folsom of the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas awarded DVR maker TiVo $110 million in damages and $90 million in sanctions, plus attorney fees. Folsom said Dish will be on the hook for more sanctions if it loses on an appeal of the case.
September 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge on Friday ordered Dish Network Corp. and sister firm EchoStar Corp. to pay TiVo Inc. about $200 million for violating a permanent injunction on using a modified technology that can rewind and pause live TV.
Judge David Folsom of the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas awarded DVR maker TiVo $110 million in damages and $90 million in sanctions, plus attorney fees. He said Dish will be on the hook for more sanctions if it loses on an appeal of the case.
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