Juno Suing Qualcomm and NetZero

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from the more-silly-patent-battles dept

Here's another silly patent battle from a company struggling to survive. Juno is suing NetZero and Qualcomm for infringing on a patent that allows ads to be shown to users while they are offline. I can't believe a patent was actually issued for such a concept. I can believe, however, that a company like Juno might be so desperate as to sue over such a patent. I think suing over silly patents might just be the business model of many internet companies in the next few months.

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