Pitney Bowes files another lawsuit against Stamps.com

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Stamford, CT-based Pitney Bowes Inc has filed a lawsuit against Stamps.com Inc, an Internet postage service firm. The case, which charges infringement of four shipping patents, was filed in the US District Court in Texas. The patents are used in various shipping and logistics systems of Stamp.com's iShip product line and covers key processes for tracking packages and mail and shipping. In Jun 2000, Pitney Bowes has filed its first complaint against Stamps.com charging infringment of patents related to postage application systems and electronic indicia.

Legal issues & crime, Postal Service, Public Mail & Express Services, Postage Meters

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Pitney Bowes to license PC metering technology

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Pitney Bowes, a Stamford, CT-based postage-meter maker, is now offering companies the chance to license 15 of its U.S. patents for personal computer metering technologies. The PC metering technologies allow customers to purchase stamps online as part of the USPS' Information Based Indicia Program (IBIP). The company also announced recently that it will soon market Click Stamp, its own version of a PC postage stamp. The moves are reportedly part of the company's strategy as iit enters the PC postage arena and starts to work with IBIP.

Marketing procedures, Company Planning/Goals, Strategic alliances, Licensing/Sales Agreements, Business Machines NEC, Office equipment, Article

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Pitney Bowes eyes mailstream market

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Pitney Bowes Inc. launches a strategic business plan, through mail stream, for interacting with customers, shareholders and employees. The findings of survey, conducted by Harris Interactive, for improving customer communication through mail stream, are presented.

Office machines, not elsewhere classified, Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Customer Relations, Management, Planning, Office equipment and supplies industry, Office equipment industry, Technology application, PBI, Company business management, Company business planning

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