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British inventor seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war
(www.theguardian.com)
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“His friend Simon Morris, the ex-global chief creative officer at Amazon and the man behind Amazon Prime Video”
I wonder why he doesn’t sue Prime Video for selling videos with DRM? After all, he “invented” selling digital goods with DRM, right?
The courts generally don't like it when you run two identical lawsuits at the same time - it's a massive waste of limited tax payer funded resources. They would've likely postponed a hypothetical amazon case indefinitely until after the lawsuit against Apple had concluded (which hasn't happened yet, it's still in the appeals process).
After his case with Apple is over, if he wins that case, then he can privately talk to Amazon and try to reach a settlement that doesn't involve any court cases.
I though the American system made the loser pay government costs. At least with criminal charges for people who do small crimes and they're made in debt or whatever.