From California to Brazil, the continued authorized dispute between video codec developer InterDigital Inc. and the Walt Disney Co. has escalated with Disney submitting antitrust claims alleging InterDigital maintains an illegal monopoly within the international marketplace for video compression and streaming expertise.
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Disney and InterDigital Video Streaming License Dispute Fuels Global Litigation
