Apple Sues Burst. Video Business In Jeopardy?

The picture of the future of online movies is becoming clear. Here’s the latest news.

Apple wants fast downloads of big movie and video files. Patents and greed stand in the way of profits and greed. Apple sues. Lawyers win. Details and exclusive video at 11:00.

A small company called Burst.com owns a bucket (over 40; that’s a bucket) of patents on video and audio distribution and delivery techniques.

This isn’t about streaming video. It’s about “bursting” video;.... (excerpted).

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