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California District Court Rules in Favor of Endicia Versus Stamps.com on Long-Pending Claim

Mon Nov 16, 2009 7:37am EST
California District Court Rules in Favor of Endicia Versus Stamps.com on
Long-Pending Claim
Court Rules Patent Claims from Stamps.com Suit are Invalid

PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Endicia, the leading Internet
postage provider, today announced that the United States District Court for
the Central District of California has granted summary judgment to Endicia on
all claims asserted against it by Stamps.com, Inc., in a case in Los Angeles. 
Judge Otis D. Wright II, in a 32 page order, found that Endicia had proven, by
clear and convincing evidence, that all 15 patent claims from the eight
Stamps.com patents in the suit are invalid. The case was filed by Stamps.com
in November 2006.

"We are pleased with the court's decision, which validates what we have
believed all along," said Harry Whitehouse, founder and chief development
officer for Endicia, an Internet postage provider with more than 25 years of
experience in the postal industry. "We remain focused on staying at the
forefront of new technologies and bringing valuable, innovative solutions to
business partners and customers."

For more information on Endicia products and services, visit www.endicia.com.
Follow Endicia on Twitter @Endicia.

Information in regards to - Stamps. COM, Inc. v. Endicia, Inc.  Case No CV
06-7499 ODW (CTx) pending in the United States District Court for the Central
District of California.   

About Endicia 
With over $4 billion in postage printed, Endicia is the leading Internet
Postage service provider. Endicia lets users print postage with just a
computer, printer, and an Internet connection. Integrated into more than 90
applications, Endicia's PC and Mac solutions allow users to print postage and
shipping labels for all domestic and International mail classes that can be
purchased at the retail counter. Endicia's functionality includes discounted
Parcel Insurance made available by Endicia, Stealth Postage(TM) and pre-filled
customs forms. Endicia's PictureItPostage(TM) service allows businesses and
individuals to print customized postage with their logos, images, or pictures.
In 1989, the company received the first annual Quality Supplier Award, the
Industry Star Award in 2004, and the Corporate Business Achievement Award for
Outstanding Performance in 2008. For more information, visit www.endicia.com.

About Newell Rubbermaid Technology Global Business Solutions
In a world that demands greater productivity and measures it at every
opportunity, Newell Rubbermaid's global technology solutions provide
businesses, educational institutions, and consumers with innovative and easy
ways to share, manage and organize information with improved efficiency and
satisfaction. Our global technology brands are organized into four solutions:

    --  DYMO® Printing and Labeling Solutions are comprised of DYMO label
        makers and label printers, postage printing and CD/DVD printing
        solutions (www.dymo.com).


    --  CardScan® Contact Management Solutions are comprised of CardScan
        business card scanners and contact management software featuring
        CardScan At Your Service(TM) (www.cardscan.com), and DYMO File®
        software for document scanning into digital files (www.dymofile.com).


    --  Endicia® Internet Postage Solutions are comprised of Endicia online
        shipping and mailing solutions (www.endicia.com) as well as customized
        postage solutions (www.pictureitpostage.com).


    --  mimio® Interactive Teaching Solutions are comprised of mimio
        interactive whiteboard technology, digital ink recorders and student
        response systems (www.mimio.com).


These global technology brands complement the growing family of leading Newell
Rubbermaid brands including Calphalon®, EXPO®, Goody®, Graco®, Irwin®, Lenox®,
Paper Mate®, Parker®, Rolodex®, Rubbermaid®, Sharpie® and Waterman®.


    Media Contact
    Heather Himes, Ketchum, 214-259-3438
    heather.himes@ketchum.com



SOURCE  Endicia

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