TIVO - Sector: Services---Industry: Broadcasting & Cable TV

[Terliso]

Not yet confirmed but I think the market pullback is near Nullzero .... IMHO

[422fwhp]

most of my stocks are down today...except my shorts, they're all up! 

shorted more today

[422fwhp]

Breaking down on news? 

[422fwhp]

What do you see as a target on this short?

[422fwhp]

Hasn't been this low since early march?  New to shorting and I dont really know how to determine a target...but it's still going down so that's good. 

[Terliso]

TIVO still consolidating below 5.50... I don't think TIVO will last long at this level...

---- $3.00 still in play in decending triangle (bearish formation)

[ScottishTrader]

well crumbs... that shure started a downtrend in TIVO.  However, i tlooks like TIVO coulod be ready for a breakout here - resistance between 6.50 and 6.60, with a nice ascending trendling in support.  Looks like one to watch....

[setravis]

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[setravis]

TIVO running hog wild in the after hours....

[setravis]

Dish ordered to pay TiVo $103 mln plus interest
Court orders Dish Network to pay $103 million to TiVo in patent infringement case
The Associated Press
On Tuesday June 2, 2009, 6:57 pm EDT

A federal court on Tuesday ordered Dish Network Corp. to pay TiVo Inc. $103 million plus interest in damages for using a modified digital video recorder technology that it found to be in violation of TiVo's patent.

U.S. District Court Judge David Folsom, of the Eastern District of Texas, found Dish, formerly EchoStar, to be in contempt of a permanent injunction on TiVo's DVR Time Warp technology, which lets viewers pause, rewind and fast-forward live shows.

Dish had lost a 2004 patent infringement case brought by TiVo, and while the case was on appeal it designed a modified software that it downloaded to customers' DVRs. But TiVo said the workaround software still infringed on its patent and asked the court for a permanent injunction. Judge Folsom agreed with TiVo and awarded it damages.

"The harm caused to TiVo by EchoStar's contempt is substantial," he wrote. "EchoStar has gained millions of customers since this court's injunction was issued, customers that are now potentially unreachable by TiVo."

Shares of TiVo rose $2.53, or 36 percent, to $9.51 in after-hours trading. Dish fell $1.19, or 6.9 percent, to $16.05 after hours.

Dish said in a statement that it intends to appeal the decision.

"Our engineers spent close to a year designing-around Tivo's patent and removed the very features that Tivo said infringed at trial," the satellite TV provider said.

Dish spun off EchoStar Corp., which sells set-top boxes and provides satellite television services, in January.

[setravis]

market pulse
Jun 2, 2009, 6:38 p.m. EST

TiVo gets court backing in Echostar patent dispute

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- TiVo Inc. (TIVO 9.53, +2.55, +36.53%) said late Tuesday that a federal court rejected a patent workaround by Echostar Corp. (SATS 16.38, +0.01, +0.06%) , finding EchoStar in contempt and ordering the enforcement of a permanent injunction. Shares of TiVo jumped 38.3% to $9.65 in after-hours activity. TiVo also said the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas awarded an additional $103 million to TiVo. DISH Network Corp.(DISH 16.17, -1.07, -6.21%) and EchoStar said they were disappointed in the decision and said that DISH will file an appeal.

[setravis]

UPDATE 1-Court awards Tivo $190 mln in EchoStar patent case
Tue Jun 2, 2009 6:41pm EDT

* EchoStar ordered to disable DVR in infringing boxes
* EchoStar found in contempt of court injunction

LOS ANGELES, June 2 (Reuters) - A federal judge in Texas awarded set-top box maker TiVo Inc (TIVO.O) about $190 million in damages on Tuesday in a long-running patent infringement dispute with DISH Network Corp (DISH.O) and EchoStar Corp (SATS.O).

U.S. District Judge David Folsom also ordered EchoStar to disable an infringing function on all but about 193,000 digital video recorders placed with subscribers.

Folson also found that EchoStar violated an injunction he put in place after a Texas jury found the company infringed TiVo's patent with several digital video recorder models by implementing new "workaround" technology that TiVo claimed still infringed.

The court set a June 26 hearing on potential sanctions against EchoStar.

In his final order, Folsom ruled that TiVo should recover from EchoStar $73.9 million plus $15.7 million in interest on the patent infringement claims, plus $103.1 million in damages plus interest accrued during the stay of the injunction.

EchoStar also was ordered to inform the court before it attempts to implement another "design-around" of the patent it infringed.

In a statement, TiVo said it was "extremely gratified by the Court's well reasoned and thorough decision, in which it rejected EchoStar's attempted workaround claim regarding the TiVo patent, found EchoStar to be in contempt of court and ordered the permanent injunction fully enforced."

DISH and EchoStar will appeal the court's decision and file a motion to stay the order with a federal appeals court, the companies said in a statement.

DISH was formerly known as EchoStar Communications Corp. It spun off its technology assets over a year ago, including its set-top box division, to create EchoStar Corp.

[setravis]

JUNE 3, 2009.Court Sides with TiVo in Patent Case Against EchoStar

A federal court has awarded TiVoInc. an additional $103 million as part of a major ruling in a long-running legal patent spat with EchoStar Communications Corp., now part of Dish NetworkCorp.

TiVo shares shot up 38% after-hours.

The court rejected EchoStar's attempted workaround claim regarding its patent, found EchoStar to be in contempt of court and ordered that an earlier permanent injunction EchoStar had lifted fully enforced. The court also awarded TiVo $103 million, which is in addition to the $105 million EchoStar has already paid TiVo, plus interest, through April 2008.

With the latest twist, it appears EchoStar has run out of legal options, and now must begin negotiating a licensing deal with TiVo for its technology, said David Miller, a Caris & Co. analyst. Miller estimates that four million of Dish's 13.6 million subscribers are DVR subscribers.

While EchoStar said it intends to appeal, Miller believes it'll have very little success. "The judge has made it clear there is likely not going to be another grant" in the company's favor, he said. "This ruling is exactly what we've been looking for."

TiVo Chief Executive Tom Rogers called the court's move "a really gratifying decision, given how much delay Echostar has thrown in. No doubt this substantially increases the perception of the value of our intellectual property."

In addition to saying it would appeal the ruling, EchoStar said it would ask the court to delay its enforcement. It has told the court an adverse ruling means it may be unable to provide DVR service, and would risk "losing a significant portion of its existing or potential customers."

"Our engineers spent close to a year designing-around TiVo's patent and removed the very features that TiVo said infringed at trial," the company said.

It added that Dish customers with digital recording devices wouldn't immediately be affected by the ruling.

TiVo, which makes DVRs that allow viewers to pause, rewind, instantly replay or play back any live broadcast by recording it onto a hard drive, has been involved in long-running litigation as it struggles to keep its competitive advantage in the rapidly changing TV set-top market.

[setravis]

UPDATE 1-AFTER THE BELL-TiVo shares jump more than 30 pct
Tue Jun 2, 2009 6:21pm EDT

NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Shares of digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc (TIVO.O) jumped more than 30 percent after the close on Tuesday.

A U.S. court ruled in favor of TiVo in its patent dispute with EchoStar (SATS.O).

TiVo shares were up at $9.16 after closing on the Nasdaq at $6.98.

[setravis]

5:58PM TiVo statement on U.S District Court for the eastern district of Texas decision (TIVO) 6.98 -0.02 : Co offered the following statement today regarding the decision by the United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas, in the lawsuit against EchoStar Communications Corporation: "We are extremely gratified by the Court's well reasoned and thorough decision, in which it rejected EchoStar's attempted workaround claim regarding the TiVo patent, found EchoStar to be in contempt of court and ordered the permanent injunction fully enforced. In addition, the Court's award of an additional $103 mln plus interest through April 2008 makes this victory all the more important. EchoStar may attempt to further delay this case but we are very pleased the Court has made it clear that there are major ramifications for continued infringement."