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Technology - October, 2003

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• RIAA Sues 80 More Downloaders
• Copyright Office Creates Narrow Exemptions to DMCA
• Philippines To Pass Optical Media Bill by December
• FCC Rules On HDTV Piracy To Be Adopted "Within Days"
• Copyright Office Rules in Lexmark-SCC Dispute
• OFS Sues Alcatel Over Optical Fiber Patents
• W3C Urges PTO to Invalidate Controversial Eolas Patent
• Siliconix Sues Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Over Patents
• ITC Rules Not to Block Taiwanese CD-R Imports
• Bidway In Dispute With AOL, Google Over Zip Code Search Patent
• Piracy To Cost Asia TV Industry $1.3 Billion This Year
• Padcom Sues NetMotion, Database Solutions Over Wireless Technology Patents
• Music Industry Executives Meet to Combat Piracy in Middle East
• BellSouth and Glenayre Settle Patent Dispute
• University of Wisconsin Group Sues Sony, Toshiba Over Chip Production Technology
• Matsushita Warns Haier, Sanyo Over Patents
• Google Facing Wave of Lawsuits
• U.S. Trade Commission Judge Rules for Taiwanese Chip Makers
• Court Upholds Ruling on Webcast Royalties
• EMS, Allgon Settle Patent Suit, Sign Cross-Licensing Pact
• U.K. Responses to Software Policy Breaches "Lax": FAST Survey
• Novell Wins Judgment in Copyright, Trademark Suit
• Texas Firm Gets Patent for Web-Based Software Updates
• Audible Magic Launches Tool To Block P2P Piracy
• Canadian Software Piracy on the Rise, Study Finds
• Jury Awards Softscape $2.9M in Trade Secrets Dispute with Cambria Consulting
• Judge Considers Dismissing Trade Espionage Case
• eBay's PayPal, Bank One Settle Patent Suit
• Pretrial Motions Open in China Trade Secrets Case
• Chinese Copyright Group Sues TCL Mobile Over Ring Tones
• APEC Plans Crackdown on Optical Disk Piracy
• Autodesk Sues German Software Maker Over Copyrights
• Bidz.com Sues eBay Over Trademark
• House Advances Bill to Protect Database Publishers
• Google Fined in French Trademark Case
• FCC Backs Rule To Require Antipiracy Equipment in Some Devices
• APEC Readies Talks on Common Patent System
• E.U.: Refusal to License Database May Be Monopoly Abuse
• Media Markt Won't Appeal Injunction; Agrees to Remove Piracy Device
• Online University Pulls Patent Application in Rift With AOL
• Appeal Court Upholds $24 Million Judgment for Tyco Electronics
• Warner, BMG Introduce Mobile Music Swapping Technology
• Japanese Gaming Group Opens Anti-Piracy Office in China
• Appeals Court Vacates Summary Judgment Favoring Disney in Patent Dispute
• E-Data Sues Microsoft, Others Over Online Music Downloads in Germany
• Wolfson to Proceed with IPO Despite Cirrus Patent Lawsuit
• Software Engineer Wins $5.8 Million Verdict Vs. Arrowhead
• Court Rules for Ritek in SanDisk Patent Lawsuit
• Microsoft to Modify Windows, IE Following Eolas Ruling
• U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Talks Stalled By IP Concerns
• Czech Software Piracy Rate Drops to 40%
• Russian Official Blames Weak IPR for Patent Filings in U.S.
• France, Russia Sign Pact on Technology Transfers
• Chinese Nanotechnology Patent Applications Soar
• Thailand to Ban Out-of-Court Settlements in Some Copyright Suits
• Romania, Software Alliance Sign Protocol for Improved IP Protection
• ASM International Sues Applied Materials for Patent Infringement
• China Pushes Rival Audio-Visual Compression Technologies
• Court Awards Symantec $10 Million In Copyright, Trademark Suit
• MaxKnowledge Sues Datamark over Trade Secrets