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Personalized Media Communications, LLC v. Google LLC
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2:19-cv-00090
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- 24IP Law Group
- Beck Redden
- Capshaw DeRieux
- Choate Hall
- Haltom & Doan
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- Perkins Coie
- Potter Minton
- Quinn Emanuel
- Susman Godfrey
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March 04, 2020
EDTX Told Servers 'Consent' To Google Control In Venue Row
A patent-holding company suing Google and Netflix for infringement in the Eastern District of Texas stood by its argument that servers are agents of the companies that can be used to establish venue, arguing the machines don't need to be sentient to consent to serving as agents.
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February 25, 2020
Google Weighs In On Whether Servers Are 'Agents' For Venue
Google has hit back at arguments that its servers qualify as agents in the Eastern District of Texas for patent venue purposes, saying that the "technological and legal future has not yet arrived" to the point where machines can consent to being controlled as agents.
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