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Technology - September, 2007

143 articles

• LG Fights Hitachi Over Car Display Patents
• Oracle, Qualcomm Get New General Counsels
• AOS, Fairchild Spar Over More MOSFET Patents
• Smart Online Settles SEC Action
• States File Amended Complaint Against Chip Makers
• Epistar's Prospects Dim In LED Spat
• Net Neutrality Law? Don't Hold Your Breath: Lawyers
• Microsoft Ruling May Embolden Regulators: Experts
• Microsoft, Google Spar Over DoubleClick In Senate
• Verizon Workers Parry Objections To A Quick Appeal
• Judge Tosses Complaints In GPU Price-Fixing Case
• Konica Minolta Sued Over Printer Patents
• Global Communications Cries Foul Over Stay
• Backdating Suit Against Amkor Dismissed
• Judge Allows Comverse CEO's Defenses To Survive
• Samsung Seeks To Stay Deleted Data Production
• Oracle Loses Fight Over Trial Date In SAP Suit
• Appeals Court Overturns $58M Ruling Against Vonage
• UniRAM Wins $30.5M Award In Trade Secrets Suit
• Draka-Comteq Sues Furukawa Units Over Fiber Optics
• Hynix's Summary Judgment Bid Falls Through
• EDS Settles With SEC Over Accounting Practices
• Rival Slams Future Ticketmaster Co. With Patent Suit
• Banks Protest Adelphia Bid To Strike Part Of Appeal
• Korean Co. Hit With Suits Over Money-Sorting Patent
• Samsung Says Wistron's Laptops Infringe Its Patents
• Judge Limits Discovery In TFT-LCD Case
• Supreme Court To Tackle Patent Exhaustion
• Rambus Defends Counterclaims Against Chip Makers
• Qualcomm Calls Out Nokia's Patent Counterclaims
• Vonage Ordered To Pay $69M In Sprint Patent Suit
• Reps Seek Unysis Probe After Security Breach
• Prosecutors Calculate Sentence For Ex-Brocade CEO
• Intel Patent Victory Upheld On Appeal
• Large Jury Verdict Stands After Patents Ruled Valid
• UniRAM Fights TSMC's Judgment Bid
• Google Handed Win In Scrolling-Mouse Patent Case
• Verizon Balks At Judgment In Employee Class Action
• Federal Circuit Finds Signal Claims Not Patentable
• Seoul Tackles LED Suit's Willfulness Claims
• PSEG, Verizon To Pay $306K To Settle Flood Suit
• AG Fights To Nix Reconsideration Bid In DRAM Suit
• Software Co. Sues Fanuc, GE Over Robot Patents
• Rembrandt Denied Stay In Digital TV Patent Suit
• Federal Circuit Vacates MEMC Invalidity Ruling
• SanDisk Bids For Summary Judgment Against Pretec
• Yahoo Files Counterclaim In Messaging Ad Case
• Kroes Rebukes U.S. Criticism Of Microsoft Ruling
• Apple CEO Subpoenaed In SEC Backdating Action
• Bankruptcy Trust Suffers Blow In Microsoft Suit
• Ex-Qualcomm Lawyers Ask To Use Privileged Info
• Gilat To Pay $20M To Settle Securities Class Action
• Apple Accuses Burst Of Inequitable Conduct
• Novellus Sued Over Worker's "Racist" Rap Music
• Wistron Takes Defensive Action Against Samsung
• More Details Emerge In SRAM Complaints
• PSEG, Katz Trade Briefs In Dismissal Spat
• Acacia Unit Files Suit Over Fraud Protection Patent
• Silicon Labs Hits Back At Rival With Patent Suit
• NASDAQ Loses Appeal In WorldCom Investor's Suit
• LED Companies Resolve Patent Dispute
• UniRAM Looks To Bar Talk Of Old Settlement At Trial
• TruePosition Wins $45.3M In Jury Verdict
• Court Orders Microsoft To Pay €497M Antitrust Fine
• AT&T Hit With $156M Patent Infringement Verdict
• Nanya Seeks Stay In Fujitsu's DRAM Suit
• California, Feds Differ On "Exempt" Administrators
• Copyright Suits Send UNIX Licenser Into Bankruptcy
• Chip Makers Want To Limit Rambus' Patent Claims
• Judge Nixes Fund Payout To WorldCom Board Member
• Qualcomm Drops Day Casebeer From Nokia Case
• Apple Accuses Burst Of Unfair Witness Tactics
• Samsung Must Turn Over Customer Info In DRAM Suit
• Judge Greenlights Antitrust Claim Against Xerox
• MicroUnity Adds New Patents To Infringement Case
• Sandata Assails 'Preposterous' Bid For Sanctions
• SanDisk Reveals Subpoenas Over Antitrust Allegations
• Comverse CEO Fires Back At Shareholders
• Verizon Wireless Battles FCC Open Access Rules
• Plaintiff's Fee Objections Nixed In EDS Race Bias Suit
• Microsoft, Regulators Gear Up For Antitrust Ruling
• Judge Upholds BofA Victory In Patent Suit
• Smart Online Bribed Investors, Brokers: SEC
• Circuit Stops Ban On Phones With Qualcomm Chips
• Intel, AMD War Narrows To One Term--"Rebates"
• AMD Attacks Intel Over E-Mail Losses
• Judge Mulls Summary Judgment For Comverse CEO
• Apple Spars With Inventor Over Stay In DRM Suit
• Broadcast Software Co. Sues Rival, Former Employee
• SEC Ensnares More Ex-Nortel Execs In Fraud Suit
• South Korean Antitrust Agency Completes Intel Probe
• Ex-Comverse CEO Loses Fight To Protect Assets
• Dell Seeks Dismissal Of Trust's Patent Suit
• States Want Extended Antitrust Oversight Of Microsoft
• Deal With Dell Lays TV Patent Spat To Rest
• Sprint's $57M Age Bias Settlement Gets Green Light
• Informatica Protests Rival's Bid For New Ruling
• Judge Removes Claims In Appaloosa's Adelphia Suit
• Antitrust Case Over Wireless Technology Shut Down
• Telefonica Appeals €151.9 Million Fine
• Committee Recommends Tossing Take-Two Claims
• Calif. Court Denies Injunction Against SMIC
• Companies Jammed Into Traffic Info Patent Suit
• ITC Takes Up Qualcomm's Case Against Nokia
• Texas Instruments To Give Rambus Redacted Deal
• Australia Probes Google-DoubleClick Merger
• Sprint, Vonage Wrangle Over Claim Construction
• Nortel Pushes ERISA Stay Pending High Court Ruling
• SanDisk, Memorex Settlement Approved
• RIM Rival Sues Wireless Companies
• Northrop Settles Lawsuit Over Fingerprint ID
• Rambus Seeks More Data On Destroyed E-Mails
• Acacia Unit Targets Medical Tech Bigwigs
• Pioneer Claims Patent Misconduct By Samsung
• Judge Deems Patriot Act Clause Unconstitutional
• Fujinon Sues Motorola Over Camera Phone Lenses
• Adelphia Seeks To Halt Deloitte Suit
• House Ushers In New Era With Patent Reform Act
• DOJ Cautions Against Net Neutrality Rules
• Microsoft, Dell Prevail In Computer Patent Dispute
• TGIP Asks To End Patent Suit Against InComm
• Samsung, Rambus Joust Over Destroyed E-Mails
• Network Appliance Sues Sun Microsystems Over ZFS
• DOJ Refutes LCD Plaintiffs' Objection To Stay
• 3M, Lenovo Settle Over Lithium Ion Battery Patents
• BrokersNYC Digs In Heels To Keep Suit's Last Claim
• U.S., U.K. To Coordinate Patent Applications
• O2 Micro, MPS Want Dual Claims Tossed
• Third Circuit Revives Broadcom's Claims
• Software Co. Balks At New Century's Sanctions Call
• CNET Backdating Probe Dropped By SEC
• Hynix, Elpida Want To Curb Depositions In DRAM Suit
• Acacia Unit Inks New Batch Of License Agreements
• IBM Overtime Claims Belong With Comptroller: Court
• Virgin Mobile Dealt Setback In Phone Patent Suit
• SAP's NetWeaver Accused Of Patent Infringement
• Judge Tunes Out Iridium Creditor Claims
• Samsung Fires Back Over Moves To Boot Expert
• German Licensing Co. Strikes Deal With Seagate
• American Blind Shutters Fight With Google
• Congress May Take Up Patent Reform Bill By Friday
• Pioneer, Samsung Resolve Discovery Dispute
• Judge Kicks Multiple Claims In DRAM Antitrust Case