Morpheus Founders Team Up Against Skype

May 28, 2007 | By George In Voip News |

We are taking action because we believe the rights to the Skype and FastTrack technologies were swept out from under our feet, and our 28 million Morpheus users were stolen from us.

said Michael Weiss, CEO of StreamCast .

StreamCast Networks has armed up against Skype founders claiming that they are illegally using company’s P2P technology to develop their VoIP services.

In a lawsuit, the Morpheus founder alleged that Skype and Joost developers, Niklas Zenstromm and Janus Friis have illegally used its P2P client FastTrack to provide video and VoIP video services on the web.

The lawsuit also indicts eBay as a defendant along with other parties who snatched technology rights from StreamCast in a breach of contract.

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