Technology Archive » February, 2007

Technology - February, 2007

103 articles

• Sirius CEO Testifies Before Congress On Merger
• Pipette Maker Claims Rival Infringed Patents
• Ex-McAfee General Counsel Indicted Over Options
• Delphi Reaches Settlement Over Patent Deal
• ITC Orders Stay of Qualcomm Suit Against Nokia
• GE Faces Patent Fight Over Online Shopping Security
• Class Actions Pile Up Against LCD Makers
• BellSouth, CWA Sued Over Worker Relocation
• EchoStar, DirecTV Settle Internet Search Dispute
• Apple, SanDisk, Samsung Sued Over MP3 Patents
• Telecom Duel Detween Germany, E.C. Heats Up
• Judge Deals Blow to Canon Flat Screen Business
• Qualcomm, Broadcom Drop Patent Claims
• YouTube To Use Video-Filtering System
• Qualcomm, Nokia, Others Cleared In Antitrust Suit
• Trial Starts In Verizon's VoIP Suit Against Vonage
• Jury Rules Microsoft To Pay $1.5B
• Apple Reaches iPhone Settlement With Cisco
• House To Hold Hearing On XM, Sirius Merger
• Justice "Frightened" To Rule Against Microsoft
• Forgent's Video Patent Survives Summary Judgment
• Veritas Drops $30M To Settle Fraud Charges
• Electronic Data Cos. Narrow Scope Of Claims
• Microsoft Files Patent Suit Against Alcatel-Lucent
• Poland Fines Telecom Co. Despite E.C. Disapproval
• Jury Rules For EarthLink In Patent Suit
• Lockheed Martin Settles EEOC Retaliation Claim
• Supreme Court Hearing Set For Microsoft, AT&T Case
• CA Shareholder Wins Bid To Compel Settlement Info
• Microsoft Sued Over Internet Communication Patents
• Federal Circuit Clears ISPs In Patent Dispute
• Nacchio's Lawyers Win Access To Ex-CFO's Testimony
• Document Details Backdating Scheme At Mercury
• Former i2 CEO Pays $8M To Settle With SEC
• Federal Circuit Upholds PTO Appeal Board Ruling
• Ernst & Young Sued Over Tax Shelter
• Swisscom Fined Over Termination Fees
• Ex-Monster General Counsel Pleads Guilty To Fraud
• Microsoft Settles Iowa Antitrust Suit
• Qualcomm Strikes Out At Broadcom
• Kodak Faces ITC Investigation Over Digital Cameras
• Texas Instruments Cleared In Microprocessor Spat
• Ex-Monster General Counsel Accused Of Fraud
• Adelphia's Long Stay In Ch. 11 Draws To A Close
• Google Aided Piracy With Ad Deals, Studios Say
• IP Litigation Trends: Technology
• Securities Litigation Trends: Technology
• America's Most Litigious Technology Companies
• Employment Litigation Trends: Technology
• Antitrust Litigation Trends: Technology
• Google Fined By Belgian Court
• Fallen Enterasys Execs Hit With SEC Lawsuit
• Electronics Firms Urge E.U. To Slash Copyright Tax
• Bondholders Blast Adelphia's IPO Plans
• Dell Sues Ex-Workers For Contract, IP Violations
• Dell's Call Center Reps File FLSA Overtime Suit
• DataTreasury Scores Victory In Federal Circuit
• O2 Micro-Monolithic Patent Fight Heads Toward Trial
• MySpace Launches Video-Filtering Service
• Triton IP Strikes Again With Software Patents
• FTC To Moderate Net Neutrality Discussion
• LG Sues China's Top TV Maker
• Ex-McAfee Counsel May Face Criminal Charges
• Cell Phone Makers Cleared To Use Broadcom Chips
• SEC Launches Formal Inquiry Into KLA-Tencor
• Fight Over GPS Chips Goes To ITC
• Federal Circuit Affirms Rejection Of Bose Trademark
• Norway Probes Siemens For Price-Fixing
• LCD Maker Hit With Shareholder Class Action
• RIM, Samsung Settle BlackBerry, BlackJack Suit
• Handheld E-Mail Technology Triggers Suit
• AOL, EarthLink Win Bid To Block Testimony
• Ex-Patent Counsel Sues Nvidia Over Age Bias
• Norway: Apple Is Shifting Blame On DRM Issues
• U.K. Court Upholds RIM Patent Victory
• IBM Hit With Overtime Suit
• Time Warner, AOL Execs Settle For $105M
• Overstock.com Sues Over Patents
• Microsoft Threatened OEMs: Ex-Novell Executive
• Adelphia Bondholders' Appeal Keeps Plan On Hold
• Jobs Urges Record Labels To Ban DRM
• Samsung Pays $90M To Settle DRAM Case
• Rival Sues Apple, Nike Over iPod Running Product
• Microsoft Antitrust Ruling Expected In September
• Renesas Sues Samsung In Various Venues
• Rambus Set To Appeal FTC Ruling On Royalties
• Apple, Fab Four Settle Trademark Dispute
• Chunghwa, LG, Samsung Sued Over LCD Patents
• DOJ Issues More Subpoenas To 3D Systems
• YouTube To Remove Clips At Viacom's Request
• U.S. Takes Closer Look Into Apple's Options Woes
• Overstock Ties Brokers Into Conspiracy Claim
• Intel Joins Dell In Expanded Shareholder Suit
• Japanese Teleco Loses Bid For U.S. Court Immunity
• DVD Maker Accused Of Breaking Contract
• Asyst Wins $75M Patent Verdict
• Siemens In More Hot Water Over Alleged Bribery
• Adelphia Seeks Answers In Lucent's $44M Claim
• Microsoft Licenses New Protocols
• Rival Software Companies Welcome Judge's Order
• Time Warner, LG Hit With Infringement Suit
• Apple Gets More Time To Respond In iPhone Suit
• Challenger To Google Gmail Mark Wins Big