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The latest news in the law and business of the Hollywood unions & guilds, digital media, entertainment and technology. From Jonathan Handel, Of Counsel at TroyGould in Los Angeles and Contributing Editor at the Hollywood Reporter.

Friday, February 1, 2008

TiVo Trounces Dish Network

TiVo prevailed in part in its patent suit against Dish Network, sending TiVo shares up 29%.

Posted by Jonathan Handel at 10:48 AM

Labels: Dish Network, TiVo

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