Meanwhile, the DVR pioneer remains locked in a patent dispute with satellite television operator EchoStar Communication Corp. In April, a federal court jury found that EchoStar made and sold DVRs that infringed on Tivo's patented technology for pausing live television and recording one show while watching another. The trial judge ordered EchoStar to pay $89.6 million in damages _ more than the $74 million the jury had awarded, but the order was put on hold pending an appeal. A victory for TiVo in that case could boost its licensing revenues as the market for DVRs grows.