By John Higgins -- Broadcasting & Cable, 3/9/2005 9:19:00 AM
A federal judge kept TiVo Inc.’s patent suit against direct-broadcast satellite operator EchoStar Communications Corp. alive Wednesday, denying a motion to dismiss the case or transfer it to another jurisdiction.
TiVo alleges that EchoStar – which makes its own brand of digial video recorders – is violating its “time warp” patent.
TiVo says that patent covers methods of such basic functions as recording one program while playing back another and watching a show as it is recording.
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