Original sentence: November 2003 - The company VoloMedia files patent application for “Method for Providing Episodic Media” with the USPTO
Edited sentence: (AudioFeast shut down its service in July 2005 due to the unwillingness of its free customers to pay for its $49.95 paid annual subscription service, and a lack of a strong competitive differentiation in the market with the emergence of free RSS podcatchers.Although AudioFeast did not refer to itself as a podcasting service and was not built on RSS, it provided a way of downloading episodic audio content through desktop software and portable devices, with a system simililar to the MyAudiotoGo.November 2003 - The company AudioFeast (later renamed PodBridge, later renamed VoloMedia) files patent application for “Method for Providing Episodic Media” with the USPTO based on its work in developing the AudioFeast service.com service three years before it