vuestar造句

• The actions of Vuestar have been called patent trolling by some.
• Vuestar has stated that it also intends to enforce its rights in Australia and the United States.
• However, she did also point out that Vuestar's claims might not be true or that they might have misinterpreted their patent.
• A Singapore law firm advised people to carefully analyse the wide claims being made by Vuestar as to the intellectual property covered by their patent.
• Eileen Yu, on the ZDNet Asia blog, suggested that Vuestar's patent was the result of a flawed patent-approval system.
• Singapore law firm, Keystone Law, also advised people to carefully analyse Vuestar's wide claims on the intellectual property covered by their patent.
• In May 2008, Vuestar sent invoices to owners of several Singaporean websites demanding licensing fees if the websites wished to continue using " visual images " to link to other web pages.
• Somewhat controversially, Vuestar Technologies has tried to enforce patents applied for by its owner, Ronald Neville Langford, around the world relating to search techniques using hyperlinked images to other websites or web pages.
• In May 2008, in a move which has sparked criticism among online communities, Vuestar sent invoices to owners of several Singaporean websites demanding licensing fees if the websites wished to continue using visual images to link to other web pages.
• Ronald Langford, the inventor and a major shareholder of Vuestar Technologies, has stated that " there has been no law broken " and that his company is seeking payment for the use of its technology " because the company has been'damaged financially to the tune of millions of dollars '"