Weather Underground, Incorporated v. Navigation Catalyst Systems, Incorporated et al
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RESPONSE to 202 MOTION for Order Excluding Expert Evidence and Testimony by Chris Schwerzler Pursuant to Daubert filed by Weather Underground, Incorporated. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Exhibit B) (Schaefer, Enrico)
30(b)(6) Deposition of Donnie J. Misino
Confidential
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN
8/20/2010
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THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND, INC., )
a Michigan Corporation,
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Plaintiff,
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vs.
) Case No. 2:09-CV-10756
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NAVIGATION CATALYST SYSTEMS,
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INC., a Delaware corporation; )
BASIC FUSION, INC., a Delaware )
corporation; CONNEXUS CORP., a )
Delaware corporation; and
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FIRSTLOOK, INC., a Delaware
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corporation,
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Defendants.
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- CONFIDENTIAL - UNDER SEALVIDEOTAPED DEPOSITION OF DONNIE J. MISINO
Los Angeles, California
Friday, August 20, 2010
Reported by:
Judy Samson
CSR No. 6916
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Q
And, then, the next paragraph says:
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"The deponent is asked to
produce any and all documents that
concern or reflect the discovery
responses and production in this
case, including, but not limited
to, the extent of searches
performed."
So this particular paragraph is asking you
to bring documents to the deposition today to the
extent they've not already been produced.
Okay.
Are you aware of any documents that deal
with the issue of what searches were performed in
order to comply with the discovery request by
Weather Underground?
MR. DELGADO:
Just so that the record is
clear, part of what I gave you today, Enrico, is
our formal response to your request for production
and the documents that he brought that would be
nonprivileged and responsive to this request.
MR. SCHAEFER:
Okay.
So let's just go over
that for a second so that the record is clear.
So Mr. Delgado just prior to this
deposition handed me a -- what appears to be a hard
drive and cover letter which contains, I assume, a
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substantial number of documents -MR. DELGADO:
No.
The -- the letter and
the hard drive are separate and apart.
Underneath the letter, there's a -- you see
the pink paper clip there?
MR. SCHAEFER:
MR. DELGADO:
Yeah.
There's the formal response
to this request for production, and paper-clipped to
it are documents.
MR. SCHAEFER:
MR. DELGADO:
Okay.
So it's kind of two -- it's
two different sets of things there.
MR. SCHAEFER:
go off the record.
Okay.
THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
10:12 a.m.
There you go.
So let's go ahead and
Going off the record at
(Pause in proceedings from
10:12 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.)
THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
at 10:15 a.m.
MR. SCHAEFER:
We're back on the record
Okay.
I'm going to hand the
court reporter a document that is entitled
"Navigation Catalyst Systems, Inc.'s Objection to
Second Amended Notice of Deposition of Defendant,"
which I was just handed this morning.
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And let's mark that as Exhibit No. 82.
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(Plaintiff's Exhibit 82 was marked
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for identification by the deposition
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reporter and is attached hereto.)
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BY MR. SCHAEFER:
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Okay.
I've handed you what has been marked
as Exhibit No. 82, which are NCS -- NCS's response
to the deposition notice for today.
Have you seen this document before or
parts -- any parts of this document before?
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I'm sorry.
What I have here is e-mails
between myself and Iron Mountain.
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Is that what you're referring to?
Yeah.
There's the -- there's the
first two -- the first three pages, which are the
pleadings part, and then behind that starting at
NCS 058792 and going through 798, there appear to be
a number of e-mails.
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I see.
Okay.
Yes.
Have you ever seen the first three
pages of this document before, the pleading part?
(Document reviewed by the witness.)
THE WITNESS:
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BY MR. SCHAEFER:
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Okay.
I believe so.
With regards to the Bates-stamped
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along those lines.
I'm not aware of anything
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BY MR. SCHAEFER:
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Are there other -- any other entities that
we've not discussed and have not been disclosed
besides DomainNameProxy who are related entities as
paragraph 3 definition exists on Exhibit No. 87?
So these would be only related companies
with regard to the registration, use, and
trafficking of NCS domain names.
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There are none that I can think of.
What other documents are going to -- are we
going to see out there related to DomainNameProxy
that have not been produced in this case that you've
seen before besides potentially some e-mails?
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The only other thing I might be aware of is
if I produced, similar to the other documents
produced today, a sort of scoping document or a -an "organization of thoughts prior to development"
type document.
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Now, I haven't had a chance obviously to
take a look, but I'm seeing a big hard drive over
there.
And I believe on that hard drive is going to
be at least some sort of portfolio information over
the last 12 months for NCS domains.
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Correct.
And you were involved in actually putting
that together; correct?
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Yes.
Does that database include all the domain
names that are also proxied through
DomainNameProxyLLC?
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Yes.
And will it show on that database which
domains are proxied?
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There are num- -- there are several files,
several portfolio snapshots.
The two that we
received from Iron Mountain, one dating about a year
ago and another about six months ago, will show the
actual registrant information without any proxy
services.
The other more recent reports are from
VeriSign, which we downloaded, which are
registrar-wide listing of domain names without
registrant information, these we retrieved from
VeriSign, and they don't -- VeriSign doesn't keep
track of registrants.
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So you haven't produced any information
which would tell us as of any date which domain
names are proxied, as I understand it?
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I have not.
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That -- well, I'm sorry.
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How would we get that information?
Let me qualify
We did produce our entire database in a --
one large backup file.
All that information is
within our production database.
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But I mean, can I actually see this domain
was one that was proxied and this domain was not
proxied?
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Right.
If you were to access the table
containing that information, it is clearly listed,
yes.
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So it's in there?
It's in the database itself.
The entire
backup of the SQL production database is within it,
yes.
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Okay.
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I don't recall if that's a column in the
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Okay.
it was proxied?
And will it also tell me what date
table, though likely it would be.
Do you believe it also would tell me
whether or not that proxy occurred as a -- as a
result of a renewal date?
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It would not show that.
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