Technology Archive » May, 2007

Technology - May, 2007

129 articles

• Sony's Blu-Ray Technology Targeted For Infringement
• DOJ Asks To Postpone SRAM Civil Case Discovery
• Brocade Settles With SEC Over Options Backdating
• Judge Tosses Derivative Suit Against Mercury
• Nacchio Bids To Toss Hedge Funds' Claims
• Microsoft Secures Joystick Patent Victory
• Brocade Drops Wilson Sonsini Over Conflict Concerns
• Data Co., Hertz Seek Dismissal Of Patent Claims
• Broadcom Seeks More Data In Modem Patent Suit
• Hybrid Denies Fraud In Acquiring Wireless Patents
• Intel Seizes On High Court's Twombly Ruling
• AOL's $25M Insurance Lawsuit Dismissed
• Akin Gump Snags IP Litigator From White & Case
• DLA Piper Picks Up New IP Partner
• FTC Eyes Google-DoubleClick Union
• Severance Contracts A Burden: All American
• Small Tech Co. Wins Case Over Text Message Patent
• Warner, BMG Want No Part Of Bertelsmann Suit
• Qualcomm Ordered To Pay $19.6M In Broadcom Spat
• Appeals Court Remands Honeywell Patent Case
• AMD Subpoenas Intel Counsel In Antitrust Case
• Honeywell DRAM Litigation Dries Up
• Friskit Seeks To Shut Out Howrey From Patent Case
• Judge Tosses Shareholder Suit Against AOL
• DRAM Antitrust Action Nearing Final Settlement
• Judge Chastises Attorney In Trade Secrets Case
• SEC, Brocade Exec Clash Over Subpoenas
• ITC Once Again Delays Phone Chip Penalty Decision
• BSkyB Deal Faces Further Scrutiny
• Adelphia Founder, Son Lose Fraud Appeal
• Chip Inspection Patents Ruled Unenforceable
• Security Tech Company Sued Over Alleged IPO Lies
• Fry's Loses Subpoena Fight In Intel Antitrust Case
• Novell, EFF Join To Reform Software Patenting
• Lawyers Fight To Represent LCD Plaintiffs
• Dell Sued Over Parental Control Patent
• SEC Orders HP To Follow Board Disclosure Rules
• All American Gets Loan, Settles Creditors Spat
• Motorola's Jury Request Denied In Adelphia Dispute
• ITC Sides With Semiconductor Co. In Patent Battle
• Court Nixes Network-Wide Digital Recording System
• Atmel Faces Dismissal In Fingerprint Patent Case
• ITC To Ban Qualcomm Phone Chips: Experts
• EchoStar Prevails In Forgent Patent Suit
• Telecom Sues J.P. Morgan Over Merger Gone Bad
• Canon Appeals Flat Screen TV Licensing Order
• Macrovision Disputes Inequitable Conduct Claim
• Judge Dismisses Fraud Charges Against CA Inc.
• No Direct Claims Against Clearwire Directors: Court
• Baby Bells Triumph With High Court's Dismissal
• Samsung Answers Infringement Claims
• U.S. Moves To Freeze Nacchio's Assets
• Small Retailers Get $40M in 3M Antitrust Suit
• Open Source's New Weapon: KSR v. Teleflex Ruling
• Ring-Back Patent Invalid, Cingular Claims
• Court Upholds D.C. Fees For Energy Providers
• Kansas Disability Center Sues Former Employees
• Former KLA-Tencor CEO Disputes Class Action
• New YouTube, MySpace Technology Sparks Debate
• Duracell Employee Sentenced For Trade Secrets Theft
• Judge Refuses To Stay Mosaid-Micron Case
• MediaTek Dealt Setback In Chip Dispute
• Sprint Nextel Pays $57M To Settle Discrimination Suit
• Suit Filed Over Semiconductor Patents
• Vonage Fate Highlights Need For Strong IP Portfolio
• Brocade Outside Directors Want Options Suit Tossed
• France Telecom Hits Canal Plus With Complaint
• All American Creditors Make Pitch For Trustee
• Honeywell Infringed Energy Management Patent: Suit
• Tribunal Rejects Telstra Price For Fixed Network
• Appeals Court Raises Bar For Securities Class Status
• "Fair Use" Lets Google Use Pics, Court Rules
• O2Micro Patent Ruled Invalid
• Watchdog Calls On Telstra To Reveal Network Plans
• CA Adds Millions For Costs From Stock Problems
• Oracle Joins Opposition To New Century Sale
• EU Expects To Take German Telecom Case To Court
• SEC Charges Ex-Oracle VP With Insider Trading
• Microsoft Seeks New Trial In Patent Case
• RadioShack Hit With ERISA Suit
• Microsoft Threatens Open Source Community
• Mexican Court Takes Up "Televisa Law"
• Intel Settles With Chinese Co. Over Phone Systems
• Delphi Reaches Truce With Electronic Data Systems
• Judge Won't Dismiss Brocade Backdating Suit
• IP Lawyer Leaves Irell For In-House Post At Tessera
• Senators Query H-1B Visa Programs
• Nanya Seeks Noninfringement Declaration
• Battle Over Digital TV Patents Heats Up
• Ex-Siemens Managers Convicted Of Bribing Enel
• EEOC Accuses Cisco Of Hiring Discrimination
• Patent Lawsuits Filed Over Tracking Services
• Vonage Ready To Deploy Verizon Workarounds: CEO
• Telcordia Wins $6.5M Jury Verdict
• Senators Join Internet Music Fight
• Honeywell, AspenTech Fight Over Purchase Deal
• Jury Hands Former McAfee CFO Fraud Conviction
• Technology Companies Threatened Over DRM
• Sun Files Amended Complaint In Hynix Feud
• Acer Wants Manufacturers' Help In HP Patent Case
• Judge Tosses Fraud Suit Against Peregrine Officials
• Ex-Comverse Exec Gets One Year In Jail
• Cyber Riot Sparks Controversy Over DRMA
• Motorola To Fork Over $25M To Settle SEC Charges
• Suit Says Toyota's New Hybrid Car Violates Patent
• Samsung Sues Renesas Over Semiconductor Patents
• Amazon, IBM Settle Internet Patent Dispute
• Judge Again Denies Dismissal Of Broadcom Case
• Apple Continues Copyright-Free Battle In iTunes Talks
• EBay Makes Enemy Over Web Pay Patents
• Antitrust Probes Mounting For Siemens
• Chi Mei Sues LG Philips Over TFT-LCD Patents
• SEC: Game Over For Take-Two Distributor
• Monolithic Files Suit Against O2 Micro
• Sony Sued Over Blu-Ray Technology
• Microsoft Challenges Attorneys' Fees Request
• All American Semiconductor Wins First-Day Motions
• ERISA Suit Against AT&T, Lucent Dismissed
• Google, Belgian Group Make Amends In Copyright Deal
• Telstra Prepares To Lash Out Over Broadband Policy
• Costa Rican President Promises Privatization
• Teleflex Ruling Doesn't Win Vonage New Trial
• OfficeMax Latest Target Over Gift Card Patent
• Employee Sued For Alleged Theft Of $7.7M In Stock
• Judge Orders Microsoft To Pay $1.5B Award
• DOJ Question Employees In Broadcom Probe
• EU Gives Germany Final Warning On Telecom Law
• Airline Faces Patent Suit Over Tracking Technology
• SAP: Oracle's Evidence Preservation Motion Is Ploy