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Xerox Corporation v. X Corp.
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March 17, 2021
Twitter, Snap, Facebook Get Xerox Unit's IP Fight Trimmed
A California federal judge refused Tuesday to toss outright a trio of patent infringement lawsuits by a Xerox Corp. subsidiary against Facebook, Snap and Twitter, keeping intact three patents asserted against the social media companies but invalidating two others for being abstract under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice ruling.
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November 25, 2020
Facebook, Twitter Sued Over IP Used To Quash COVID-19 Lies
Many of the core functions of Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat, like targeted advertising, notifications and even tools used for flagging fake COVID-19 news, are infringing patents owned by a Xerox subsidiary, the company said Wednesday in three suits filed in California federal court.