Technology Archive » January, 2007

Technology - January, 2007

104 articles

• Judge Favors Employers In Computer Privacy Case
• Teen's Counterclaims: Record Companies In "Cartel"
• Prosecutors Say AOL Execs Aided Fraud
• Chip Maker Accuses Rival Of Data Theft
• Pension Fund Resolves Fraud Suit Against Qwest
• Final Executive In CA Accounting Fraud Sentenced
• Judge Sanctions NTL For Botching Evidence
• Clear Channel Accused Of Bid Rigging
• Comcast Asks FCC To Reverse "Fatally Flawed" Ruling
• Sony BMG Settles FTC Charges
• Chipmaker Takes Charge For Backdating
• Antitrust Claims Filed In GPS Suit
• Judge Slashes Milberg Fee Request
• USPTO To Reexamine E-Learning Patent
• Court Upholds France Telecom's €10M Antitrust Fine
• Telecom Italia Fined €60M In Broadband Spat
• Ex-Computer Associates CFO Gets 7-Month Sentence
• Retired Teachers Appeal Ruling In Homestore Case
• Adelphia Bondholders Protest $1.3B Bond Demand
• Raytheon Accused Of Stealing Trade Secrets
• Jury Finds Qualcomm's Patents Not Infringed
• Microsoft, Plaintiffs' Counsel Trade Jabs in Iowa
• Judge Finds In Favor Of Xerox Employees
• Fraud Buster Hits Fed With Patent Suit
• Rivals Protest Microsoft Vista In E.U.
• Class Action Attorneys Win Access To Contact Data
• Qwest To Pay Nacchio's Legal Fees
• Federal Circuit To Revisit Work-Product Question
• Fox Slaps YouTube With Subpoena
• Norway: Apple iTunes DRM Out Of Tune With Law
• Nacchio Lawyers Win Peek at Documents
• Antitrust Suit Against Skype Dismissed
• Broadcom Blames Founder For Backdating
• Scorned HP Employee Flings Allegations Of Spying
• Judge Puts Adelphia Plan On Freeze
• German, French Consumer Groups Threaten iTunes
• Apple CEO Jobs Questioned By Feds
• Judge Gives Go-Ahead To Case Against Microsoft
• Firms Seek Millions In Silicon Graphics Case
• Attorney's Office Loses Top Backdating Prosecutor
• Judge Selects Lead Plaintiff In Apple's Options Case
• IBM Accused Of Unfair Competition
• Chip Makers Duke It Out Over Patents
• Judge Refuses To Toss Music Label Suit
• Yahoo Faces Copyright Challenge In Belgium
• Customers Bring Suit Over HP Printer Cartridges
• EMI Sues InfoSpace Over Ringtone License Pacts
• Vivendi Takes Collusion Case To France's High Court
• CA Shareholders Seek Ex-CEO's Assets
• HP Defendants Offered Plea Bargain
• Expert: Qualcomm Owed $8.3M For Infringement
• Acacia Targets Fleet Management Industry
• Judge To Rule On Adelphia Insurance Policy
• Digital Co. Takes On Apple In Memory Patent Suit
• Iowa Plaintiffs Say Microsoft Violated 2002 Judgment
• Philips Workers File Class Action Over Health Care
• Equinix Says Probes Into Stock Options Have Ended
• E.U. Staff Pushing For Intel Charges: Report
• Novell Filing Stalled Amid Stock Option Probe
• Philips Seeks WTO Ruling In Taiwan Patent Dispute
• Ex-Computer Associates Lawyer Gets Jail Time
• Federal Circuit Axes "Smart Card" Suit Against Visa
• Apple's Grant To CEO Under Scrutiny: Report
• German Court Issues Ruling In DVD Patent Case
• Canon Buys Toshiba TV Stake To Resolve Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Most Of Ruling Against Photo Co.
• Intel Files Suit Against Transmeta
• SEC Holds Settlement Talks With Ex-Qwest Execs
• Online Debt Collection Systems Inspire Patent Suit
• Cisco Sues Apple Over iPhone Trademark
• Another DRAM Maker Settles Price-Fixing Suit
• Google Launches Patent Search
• Ex-Comverse Attorney Settles Backdating Case
• HP, Lexmark Settle Non-Compete Claims Lawsuits
• Toshiba Brings Hynix Before ITC For Second Round
• Former Aspen Tech Chief Faces Fraud Charges
• Chipmaker Fires Back In MP3 Patent Feud
• McAfee Amends Options Policy, Takes $25M Charge
• Philips Wins ITC Ruling Over LED Patent
• Trade-Secret Litigation Targets Conference Calls
• Supreme Court Declines EchoStar Appeal
• Motorola's Violations Could See $100M Hit: Attorneys
• Former Qwest CFO Settles Civil Fraud Charges
• Conflicts Questioned In Apple Options Probe
• Motorola Could Face $100M Hit In SPS Case: Attorneys
• Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony Sued Over Joystick Patent
• Judge Dismisses Claims In Retek Class Action
• Apple Lawsuit Spotlights Jobs' Role
• Adelphia Creditor Groups Object To Order
• SGI Advisors, Accountants Seek Millions In Fees
• Suit Takes Aim At Silicon Valley's Youth Culture
• Graphics Chip Makers Hit By New Class Action
• StorageTek Settles Copyright, Antitrust Case
• Ex-Qualcomm Employee Sentenced For Data Theft
• Mergers Face Challenges With Democrats In Charge
• Qualcomm Faces Deeper Antitrust Probe
• Showalter Steps Up As Baker Botts IP Chair
• Camera Makers Call Patent Truce
• Judge Greenlights Adelphia's Chapter 11 Plan
• Jobs Did Nothing Wrong: Apple
• Judges OK $2.47B Nortel Settlement
• DNA Sequencing Rivals Head To Court
• AMD Wins Foreign Discovery Battle With Intel
• FCC Clears AT&T/BellSouth Deal