July 14, 2014 | Apple won the patent trial against Israeli company Emblaze, finding that the former did not infringe the latter’s patent on live streaming video. Emblaze asserted in the case that Apple had forced major organizations and companies, like Major League Baseball, to adopt a live streaming video platform that infringed the company’s patent. The judge presiding over the case in San Jose, California found Apple not guilty of patent infringement following Apple lawyer Mark Fowler’s argument that Emblaze is a failed company going after Apple because of its success. Emblaze Group was founded in 1993 in Israel as a software company developing computer-based training, which today focuses its efforts on expanding live video streaming platforms.
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