Video-on-Demand Patent Infringement Lawsuit Continues against Various Cable Companies Including Time Warner, Comcast Cable

Digital Media Stock Podcast, USA Video Interactive (OTCBB: USVO), Discusses Path to Protecting Key Digital Media Patent Assets

Overview

An investor podcast with Andrew Huffman, in-house patent counsel for USA Video Interactive Corp. (OTCBB: USVO; TSX: US.V), to discuss the background and status of the Company’s video-on-demand patent infringement lawsuit filed against various cable companies including Time Warner, Charter Communications, and Comcast Cable. USA Video designs and markets technology for delivery of digital media and has held the pioneering patent for store-and-forward video since 1992.

Corporate Summary

USA Video Interactive Corp. (OTCBB: USVO, TSX:US.V) designs and markets technology for delivery of digital media. The Company's products add anti-piracy solutions to existing distribution channels and extend distribution into interactive channels with Video-on-Demand. http://www.usvo.com

About Mr. J. Andrew Huffman - Patent Counsel

Mr. Huffman brings to USVO a distinguished and dynamic career in patent, trademark, and trade secret advisement and litigation. He most recently worked for the prominent national technology law firm of Fish & Richardson as a Senior Patent and Litigation Associate, where he contributed to two nationally-reported patent litigation wins and handled all phases of complex civil litigation, from pre-filing infringement investigations through discovery, trial, and post-trial resolution. His prior experience was with the firms of Morris, Nichols, Arsht &: Tunnell and Cravath, Swaine & Moore, where he performed in similar capacities. Mr. Huffman obtained his Juris Doctor degree (magna cum laude) from the Washington and Lee School of Law in Lexington, Virginia; won several American Jurisprudence awards during his studies there; and more recently has lectured and authored on patent law developments.

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