UnoWeb Virtual, LLC filed two complaints against Comcast (2:16-cv-00459) and Criteo (2:16-cv-00460) in the waning days of a particularly active April, following lawsuits earlier in the month against AOL, CBS, Cox, eBay, and LinkedIn. UnoWeb then continued its latest wave of litigation with a May 2 complaint against Microsoft (2:16-cv-00464). The NPE began what remains its sole litigation campaign with a February filing against Alliance Data Systems and followed up with a March complaint against Facebook.

UnoWeb Virtual, LLC has added a further two defendants to its sole, but growing, litigation campaign, tagging CBS (2:16-cv-00457) and eBay (2:16-cv-00452). Since February 2016, the NPE has asserted various subsets of eleven patents against each of Alliance Data Systems, AOL, Cox, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

UnoWeb Virtual, LLC has made a new round of filings in its online advertising campaign, adding three separate suits against AOL (2:16-cv-00386), Cox (2:16-cv-00389), and LinkedIn (2:16-cv-00390). This third wave of lawsuits follows a March filing against Facebook (2:16-cv-00234) and the NPE’s first in February against Alliance Data Systems (2:16-cv-00162).

Inventor-controlled Texas entity UnoWeb Virtual, LLC has added Facebook to its online advertising campaign in the second suit the NPE has filed since February (2:16-cv-00234). In its newest complaint, UnoWeb Virtual accuses Facebook of infringing ten patents from multiple families. Three of the asserted patents generally relate to advertising revenue sharing (7,580,858; 7,987,139; 8,140,384), while five generally relate to selecting additional content for a page based on keywords (7,730,083; 7,941,345; 8,037,091; 8,065,386; 8,307,047). The remaining two generally relate to sharing executable code and page resources associated with a user and an application in order to render web pages (7,971,198) and replacing web content with related content linked to its source, based on user interaction (8,402,163). UnoWeb Virtual’s first lawsuit, filed on February 23, targeted Alliance Data Systems (2:16-cv-00162) and asserted a subset of the patents levied against Facebook (the ‘139, ‘384, ‘345, and ‘386 patents). Both companies are accused of infringement by offering products and services related to web content management. The complaints attempt to proactively defend each patent against an Alice challenge by citing to DDR Holdings, arguing against preemption, and referencing specific implementation details.