Scott
Moskowitz, the person who claims to have patent rights on “signal
abstraction”, is currently suing a number of companies using basic
anti-piracy methods. Trolling as it is.
Scott
Moskowitz is known for inventing a form of cryptography designed to
stop Internet piracy. That’s why he is now suing Google, Shazam, and
many other corporations for using his method without permission.
Moskowitz’s company, Blue Spike LLC, has recently filed a bunch of
lawsuits against the entities using common digital water-marking
methods. The list includes such giants as Facebook, Soundhound, and
Viggle. The only question that remains is whether Moskowitz actually
owns the patent or just exploiting US frivolous patent system.
