The Death Of Microsoft NetMeeting


Monday, November 17, 2003
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    The Death Of Microsoft NetMeeting

    Microsoft Loses Another Patent Suit

    On the heels of being ordered to pay Eolas $521 million for infringement on a browser-related patent, Microsoft has lost yet another patent case.

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    This time, Redmond's been ordered to shell out $62 million for infringement on a Web conferencing patent belonging to SPX Corp.

    Fortunately for Microsoft, the infringing product is NetMeeting, a technology the company is phasing out in favor of its recently acquired Live Meeting (PlaceWare) service.



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