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I/P Engine, Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation
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May 30, 2013
Microsoft Reaches $1M Deal In Vringo Search Engine IP Suit
Microsoft Corp. will pay at least $1 million to settle a New York federal suit brought by a unit of mobile technology company Vringo Inc., which accused Microsoft of infringing two patents related to a technology that helps search engines optimize advertisement placement, Vringo said Thursday.
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January 31, 2013
Vringo Unit Takes On Microsoft Over Search Engine Patents
Fresh off a $30 million win against Google Inc., a unit of mobile technology company Vringo Inc. targeted Microsoft Corp. in New York federal court Thursday over two patents related to relevance filtering technology used by search engines to place top advertisements.