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Dish Network Corp. filed lawsuits against Peloton Interactive, Lululemon Athletica and Icon Health & Fitness over its workout streaming technology.
The lawsuits, filed Tuesday in federal court in Texas and Delaware on behalf of Sling TV, accuses Peloton, NordicTrack-owner Icon Health & Fitness Inc. and Mirror-owner Lululemon using Dish’s patented technology that “allows Internet users to stream content from across the world in real-time at the highest possible quality,” according to Bloomberg.
The suit claims the technology was created by Move Networks, which was acquired by Dish in 2010.
The patents addressed include ways to improve online video quality including fast-forwarding, rewinding and browsing on multiple streams without interruption. Sling uses the technology in a bundled offering for live TV channels streamed over the internet for a monthly fee. Dish said Sling TV can “replicate the streaming-while-exercising experience.”
April 15, 2021
NCTO Chairman David Roberts
NCTO Chairman David Roberts outlined key industry facts and economic data, and recapped NCTO’s PPE and other legislative efforts in 2020 during his “State of the U.S. Textile Industry” address during NCTO’s 17th annual meeting, which was held virtually.
By David Roberts
Let me begin by saying what an honor and privilege it has been to serve as Chairman of NCTO over these past several months.
The year 2020 was marked by a once-in-a-generation pandemic and health crisis that profoundly impacted our businesses, creating challenges and new opportunities that we are still navigating through today and will be confronting for the foreseeable future.
The Daily Citizen-News on the federal income tax filing deadline extension:
For many people who have procrastinated, panic sets in during the middle of this month most years as they scramble to file their state and federal tax returns by the usual date of April 15.
But 2021, much like 2020, isn’t like most years. Your federal and state tax returns aren’t due Thursday, thanks to a time extension of a little over a month.
The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service announced last month the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year was extended from April 15 to Monday, May 17. The Georgia Department of Revenue made the same filing date change.