The most dangerous software patents
![]() | Acacia Research: Audio and video receiving and transmission system; threatening dozens of small companies, including many home-grown adult websites | ![]() | Clear Channel Entertainment: System and method of creating digital recordings of live performances; claims to own a monopoly on all-in-one technologies that produce post-concert live recordings on digital media |
![]() | Acceris: Method and apparatus for implementing a computer network/internet telephone system; threatening 14 VoIP companies with expensive legal disputes if they do not pay licensing fees | ![]() | Sheldon F. Goldberg: System and method for playing games on a network; threatening small online gaming websites |
![]() | Ideaflood/Hoshiko: System apparatus and method for hosting and assigning domain names on a wide area network; Threatening community site LiveJournal, with 3 million users who each have their own subdomain | ![]() | Neomedia Technologies: System and method for automatic access of a remote computer over a network; threatening small info-aggregating companies such as ScanBuy, AirClic, Inc., and LScan Technologies |
![]() | Test.com: Method for administering tests, lessons, assessments; claims it should receive licensing fees from companies, universities or individuals that administer tests over the Internet | ![]() | Nintendo: Software implementation of a handheld videogame hardware platform; threatens reverse engineering of videogames to promote interoperability and emulation by hobbyists |
![]() | Firepond/Polaris: System that uses natural language processing to respond to customers' online inquiries by email; patent uses basic natural language processing techniques taught in introductory computer science courses | ![]() | Seer Systems: System and method for generating, distributing, storing and performing musical work files; currently threatening small companies trying to innovate in this field |
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