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Microsoft Corporation v. Motorola Inc, et al
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May 07, 2012
Judge Blasts Methods Of Microsoft, Motorola In Patent Row
A Washington federal judge on Monday reportedly criticized Motorola Mobility Inc. and Microsoft Corp. for using the court as a "pawn in a global, industrywide business negotiation," declining to immediately rule on two motions in an ongoing patent dispute between the two technology giants.
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April 13, 2012
Microsoft Asks ITC To Pause Ruling In Motorola Xbox IP Row
Microsoft Corp. on Friday asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to withhold for two months a ruling on Motorola Mobility Inc.'s patent infringement claims surrounding Xbox gaming consoles, saying it could interfere with a district court development on the same matter.
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April 11, 2012
US Judge Shields Microsoft From Threat Of German Ban
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Motorola Mobility Inc. can't enforce a German court's patent ruling due next week, which could ban some Microsoft Corp. products, until he rules on claims that Motorola broke agreements to license its patents at reasonable rates.
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April 02, 2012
Motorola Demanded $4B For Annual IP Licenses, Microsoft Says
Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. wanted Microsoft Corp. to pay $4 billion per year in licensing fees to use technology essential to the Xbox 360 gaming system, Microsoft told a Washington federal court Friday.
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February 27, 2012
Microsoft Suffers Setback In Motorola Tech Royalty Fight
A federal judge in Washington state on Monday rejected Microsoft Corp.'s argument that Motorola Inc. is price gouging by charging too much to license patented wireless and video technologies, in violation of pricing agreements brokered by industry standards groups.
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