Organization trying to collect legal ammunition against Google's video standard being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Department of Justice video for free. Reported on Wall Street Journal suggests that the Ministry of Justice of the United States investigates MPEG LA is an organization, that collects royalties for a number of technologies related to streaming video, trying to compete illegally VP8 free standard, supported by Google. The investigation, which neither side approves or denies, revolves around two video compression technologies. The first is very common today H.264, protected in a variety of patents. MPEG LA's job is to pick the companies that use this standard royalty, and forwards them to the various patent holders. The second technology is VP8, bought by Google released free, as part of a project WebM. A month ago, issued a call to an organization MPEG LA people who think that VP8 - Install competitor - violates their patents, to turn to. On the surface, the goal of reading is to be Arsenal through damage in VP8, which, according to the Wall Street Journal, which made the beginning of the investigation.
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