A patent dispute has erupted between a provider of speech-recognition technology and a manager of voice-driven phone systems for several large directory-assistance and customer-service clients. However, Nuance Communications says it doesn't expect its lawsuit against Tellme Networks Inc. will disrupt services, even though the complaint seeks an injunction to halt what Nuance considers an infringement on patents covering technology for receiving voice input and database query techniques.
February 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A patent dispute has erupted between a provider of speech-recognition technology and a manager of voice-driven phone systems for several large directory-assistance and customer-service clients.
Shares of Nuance Communications Inc. rose more than 9 percent to a 52-week high Friday after the company filed a federal lawsuit against privately held Tellme Networks Inc.
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