Gabriel De La Vega Jr. presents the evidence: How Amazon and Voxer allegedly infringed on live streaming patents
The Case Against Amazon & Voxer
Gabriel De La Vega Jr., inventor and patent holder of live streaming technology, has exposed a pattern of corporate patent infringement that threatens innovation and inventor rights worldwide.
Timeline of Events:
- 2003: Gabriel De La Vega files prior art for live streaming mobile video technology
- 2007: Voxer files patents related to live streaming (7 years after De La Vega's)
- 2019-2020: De La Vega takes Amazon, YouTube, Microsoft, IBM, and Facebook to court
- Post-Lawsuit: Amazon acquires Voxer and its patents
- Recent: Voxer receives $175 million payout for patents derived from De La Vega's original work
What's At Stake
This isn't just about one inventor's fight for justice. This case reveals how corporate monopolies manipulate the patent system and control entire industries.
Key Issues:
- Billion-dollar patents allegedly stolen from original inventor
- Corporate monopolization of live streaming technology
- Systematic suppression of independent inventors
- Government and judicial corruption enabling tech giants
- Timeline manipulation: Patents expire in 2027
- Global implications for innovation and free markets
The Evidence: Claim charts demonstrate clear parallels between De La Vega's original patents and technologies later claimed by Amazon and Voxer.
Review The Evidence
Detailed side-by-side comparison showing how Voxer and Amazon's patents mirror Gabriel De La Vega's original live streaming technology patents filed in 2003.
Historical documentation of Gabriel De La Vega's pioneering live streaming broadcasts from mobile devices, predating all other implementations.
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The Bigger Picture
This case reveals systemic corruption at the highest levels of technology, business, and government:
- Tech billionaires manipulating patent systems
- Strategic timing of patent acquisitions during litigation
- Political connections influencing judicial outcomes
- MAGA alliance consolidating tech monopoly power
- Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and others present at Trump's inauguration
- Systematic exclusion of minority inventors from the "club"
About Gabriel De La Vega Jr.
Gabriel De La Vega Jr. is the original inventor and patent holder of mobile live streaming video technology. Since 2003, he has pioneered the technology that now powers billions of dollars in revenue for major tech corporations.
Despite holding the original patents, De La Vega has faced:
- Systematic legal obstruction
- Corporate intimidation tactics
- Physical threats and harassment
- Exclusion from billionaire "tech club"
- Patent system manipulation by wealthy corporations
His mission: Secure justice, validate his patents, and expose the corruption that enables corporate theft of intellectual property.