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Technology - June, 2013

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• Revised Kids' Privacy Rule Leaves Wiggle Room On Day 1
• FCC Expands Privacy Regulations To Cover Mobile Phone Data
• KIT Digital Reaches $6M Deal To End Securities Class Actions
• Nokia, Huawei, ZTE Didn't Infringe 3G Patents, ITC Says
• Sony Reports Tech Sales To Sanctioned Iranian Police, Banks
• Ex-Vitesse CFO Considering Plea In Accounting Fraud Case
• Rockefeller Letter Likely Won't Affect ICANN's Plans
• Fed. Circ. Resurrects Rambus Memory Patent
• HP Wins $3.5B Next-Generation IT Contract With US Navy
• Clearwire Suit Ends Quietly As $3.6B Sprint Offer Takes Root
• Weil Keeps Adobe On Pace With $600M Marketing Buy
• $100M Microsoft Bond Lifted In Motorola Patent Dispute
• FTC Official Urges Completion Of Mobile Privacy Standards
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit EA Publicity Rights Decision
• Senate Antitrust Chair Urges FTC Action On 'Patent Trolls'
• Avid Hit With Derivative Suit Over Accounting Irregularities
• Top EU Court Approves Copyright Tax On Computers, Printers
• Samsung Unable To Dodge $15M Verdict In Patent Row
• EU Lawmakers Advance $39B Infrastructure Upgrade Plan
• Sprint Settles Cable Right-Of-Way Suit
• Davis Polk's Leibowitz Heading Up Industry Privacy Group
• FTC, Ireland Sign Data-Sharing Privacy Pact
• Best Buy Resolves LCD Price-Fixing Claims Against Chimei
• Apple Can't Add Galaxy S4 To Samsung Patent Row
• Microsoft Seeks Tribunal's OK To Share NSA Request Data
• Intuit Resolves Calif. Antitrust Suit Over Hiring Pacts
• Deals Rumor Mill: ING, KKR, Amgen
• Some Practical Antitrust Reminders From Google-Waze Deal
• Video Game Regulator To Cover Mobile App Privacy, COPPA
• FTC Tells Search Engines To Offset Ads In Search Results
• Facebook, Apple, Others Face EU Complaints Over NSA Spying
• US Troops' Info Leaked In Korean Cyberattacks
• Former Ticketmaster GC Joins Bingham's LA Office
• WikiLeaks Founder's Atty Won't Take On Snowden Case
• Apple Asks USTR To Veto Import Ban On Early IPhones
• Founder 'Nowhere Close' To Controlling Dell, Strine Says
• Internet Ad Group Blasts Mozilla Cookie Privacy Project
• LG, RIM, Verizon Targeted Over Smartphone Patents
• Transit Group Seeks To Shut Down ArrivalStar IP Suits
• Bloomberg Pushes FCC To Make Comcast Group Channels
• Carnegie Mellon's $17.2M Attys' Fees In Patent Row Deferred
• FTC's Brill Floats Plan To Open Up Data Brokers' Dossiers
• Dish Withdraws $6.8B Bid For Clearwire
• Apple Says Hagens Berman Hid Atty Connection In IP Feud
• FTC Powers May Help Fight IP Theft, Ex-Commissioner Says
• GoDaddy Denied Safe Harbor In Oscars Cybersquatting Suit
• AT&T Says OT Fight Belongs In Arbitration Under Union Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Riverstone, Total
• US Judge Approves Micron's $2B Takeover Of Elpida
• Why Startups Should Focus On Patents Early On
• Have Peace Of Mind With Broad Cyberattack Coverage
• Chevron Wins Access To Email Info In Ecuador Pollution Row
• Scope Of Probe Limits Police Computer Searches: 2nd Circ.
• Verizon Escapes ERISA Suit Over $7.4B Pension Transfer
• No Evidence Samsung Ban Hurts Consumers, ITC Staff Says
• Ex-Sandisk Exec Who Aided Tipping Probe Gets Probation
• Google Not Liable For Search Results, EU Adviser Says
• McAfee Escapes Fraud Suit Over Anti-Virus Software
• $74M Patent Verdict Against Cisco Wiped Out By Fed. Circ.
• Ore. Pol Pleads Guilty To $13M Facebook Fraud
• Apple, Google Fight Renewed Class Bid In Poaching Row
• Kodak Gets Judge's OK To Solicit Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• Salesforce.com Targeted Over Networking Patents
• Hunton & Williams Snags Accenture's Global Privacy Head
• Sprint Shareholders Approve $21.6B SoftBank Takeover
• Apple Loses Japan Appeal Over Samsung Synch Tech
• Deals Rumor Mill: Total, Thai Life, Sumitomo
• Samsung May Face Sanctions In Ericsson ITC Dispute
• Knowles Files ITC Complaint Over Microphone Patents
• Publishers Urge EU To Reject Google's Antitrust Remedies
• 'FCC Chairman Wheeler' Seems All But Inevitable Now
• What To Know About The Common Interest Privilege
• Partners Group Spends $270M For Big Stake In IT Servicer
• Goodwin Procter Lands Prosecutor For Securities Team
• Australia Benches Plans For Phone, Internet Data Retention
• More BigLaw Layoffs Expected After Massive Weil Cuts
• New EU Rules Give ISPs 24 Hours To Report Data Breaches
• US Faults China As NSA Leaker Snowden Flees Hong Kong
• Shoddy Sanyo TV Suit Can't Go Forward As Class Action
• FTC Probes Google's $1B Waze Buy
• Seagate Scores Prejudgment Interest In $20M Coverage Feud
• High Court Won't Hear Cellphone Tracking Challenge
• Surveillance Tech Co. Accused Of Enabling Bahraini Torture
• Amazon Accused Of Infringing Content Delivery Network IP
• A Rising Voice On FCPA Compliance — The Courts
• Judge Upholds $1.5M Verdict For NPE In Eastern Texas
• Thoma Bravo Inks $395M Buyout Deal For Keynote Systems
• High Court Won't Restore $625M Patent Verdict Against Apple
• Telefonica To Unload Irish Unit For $1B To Trim Debt
• Vodafone Pays €8B To Snap Up German Cable Powerhouse
• High Court Won't Hear Licensing Suit Over DVD Content Filter
• Apple IPhone 4 Infringes Microstructure Patent, Suit Says
• High Court Wants US View On Induced Patent Infringement
• Epstein Becker Nabs Ex-Proskauer Labor Pro, 2nd Job And All
• Sens. Float Bill To Preempt State Data Breach Reporting Laws
• High Court Isn't Keen On Class Actions, Latest Term Shows
• Dell Buyout Critics Seek New Market For Appraisal Rights
• Plaintiffs Lawyers Still Hopeful After AmEx Ruling
• $3.3M Settlement In AT&T Wages Action Gets Final Approval
• White House Seeks Ways To Better Enforce ITC Import Bans
• Apple Wins Bounce-Back Battle In Samsung Patent Saga
• $100M Microsoft Bond In IP Case Should Stay, Motorola Says
• South Korean Court Upholds Qualcomm, Intel Antitrust Fines
• Google Dodges Fine In UK's Reopened Street View Probe
• Samsung Rips Apple's Consumer Harm Claim In ITC Fight
• Kodak Scores Deal To Avoid Enviro Liabilities
• Fed. Circ. Resurrects Patent On Online Ad Viewing Method
• Strine Rejects Quick Trial For Dell Plaintiffs
• ITC Starts Probe In Nokia's Patent Case Against HTC
• Electra Pays $66M For UK Audio Mixing Co. From Bain Unit
• 2nd Circ. Shoots Down Nokia ERISA Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Local TV, Leonard Green
• HP Swaps Morgan Lewis For MoFo In Autonomy Litigation
• Chip Maker Spreadtrum Mulls $1.4B Bid From Tsinghua
• Mozilla Joins Stanford In 'Cookie Clearinghouse' Project
• The Prosecution's Guide To Handling Data Breaches
• Taking No Chances With SEC, Icahn Reports Dell Tweet
• White House Urges Bigger Role For Tech Cos. In Piracy Fight
• Justices' AmEx Ruling Greenlights Class Action Waivers
• Cisco, HTC Seek Higher Standard For Lost Profit Damages
• 3M Settles Radio Transponder Technology Patent Suits
• Apple Says DOJ Overreached As E-Books Price-Fix Trial Ends
• 3-D Printer Deal Opts For Unusual Stock Earnout
• Microsoft May Feel Privacy Heat Despite Xbox Backtracking
• Kodak Gets OK For $650M Imaging Spinoff To UK Retirees
• Dell Exits Sprawling Flash-Memory Patent Case
• MPEG LA Skirts Antitrust Claims In Converter Box Royalty Row
• Sprint Trumps Dish With Sweetened $3.9B Clearwire Bid
• Deals Rumor Mill: Unilever, Nets, Microsoft
• Google's Foes Face Sanctions In Click-To-Call Case
• Sony Shrugs Off Hedge Fund's Spinoff Plan At Annual Meeting
• Google Gets Deadline To Meet French Privacy Demands
• Halo Wins Injunction In Pulse Transformer IP Suit
• Panasonic, Toshiba Face ITC Probe Over Display Patents
• How Cloud Users And Providers Can Avoid Export Violations
• Kodak Secures Up To $895M In Loans For Ch. 11 Exit
• Supreme Court Says Concepcion Covers Antitrust Cases
• 3-D Printer Cos. Ink $403M Deal To Merge
• Ebix, Goldman Sachs End $820M Merger Deal Over Scrutiny
• Ruckus Hits Netgear With IP Suit Over Wireless Routers
• Defense Bill's Tech Reforms Raise Red Flags For Contractors
• Apple's $53M IPhone Warranty Settlement To Win Green Light
• Samsung, Other Tech Giants Escape Java Infringement Claims
• Lenders Ask Judge To Hold LightSquared To Deal Terms
• EU Parliament Seeks To Protect Citizens From US Surveillance
• BSkyB Draws UK Antitrust Probe Over Sports Channel Supply
• FBI Head Urges Sens. To Preserve Drone, Phone Surveillance
• Motorola Mobility Sued Over 7 Mobile Device Patents
• Fed. Circ. Upholds LCD Patent Win For AUO, Chimei
• Dish Turns Back On $25.5B Sprint Deal To Focus On Clearwire
• Apple Says E-Book Prices Dropped After IBookstore Launch
• Top Apple Patent Exec Departs For Technicolor
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vodafone, KKR, SunGard
• Kodak Captures $406M In Equity Financing For Ch. 11 Exit
• NSA Surveillance Stopped At Least 50 Attacks, Chief Says
• Thompson & Knight Debuts Cybersecurity Practice
• Judge Won't Revisit HP Investor Claims Over WebOS Flop
• Verizon Finishes Off Creditor Suit Over $9B Idearc Spinoff
• Samsung Hit With Patent Suit Over Video-Sharing Technology
• Google Seeks Separate Release Of National Security Requests
• IRS Should Tax Virtual Money Spent On Real Goods, GAO Says
• AT&T Can't Escape Field Technicians' Wage Suit
• Laser Co. Plans To Use Litigation Profits To Pay Creditors
• Patent Suits, Damages Awards Spiked In 2012, Report Says
• Barnes & Noble Exec Backs Apple's E-Book Defense
• Obama FCC Pick Scrutinized Over AT&T, T-Mobile Comments
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Patent Suit Over Nintendo's Wii Fit
• Global Privacy Watchdogs Press Google Over Glass Privacy
• Icahn Calls For $15.6B Stock Buyback In Dell Buyout Fight
• Ex-TigerDirect Prez Charged In $230M Kickback Scheme
• Mexico's Maxcom Mulls Prepackaged Ch. 11 With Creditors
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Revive $1B Microsoft Antitrust Suit
• SAP Asks Fed. Circ. To Stay $391M Award In Versata IP Row
• Mintz Levin Adds Former ITC Atty To IP Group In Washington
• Sharp Targets Philips Over Alleged CRT Price-Fixing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Johnson Controls, Verizon, Apollo
• Liberty Stages $10B Kabel Deutschland Bid War With Vodafone
• UK Joint Ventures: Sanctions And Corruption Risks
• Texas Gov. Approves Country's Toughest Email Privacy Law
• Lowenstein Lands Competition Pro To Lead Antitrust Group
• Sprint Sues Dish To Block Clearwire Takeover
• Rambus Inks License Deal With STMicroelectronics
• NM Gov.'s Ex-Staffer Pleads Not Guilty To Hijacking Emails
• Texas Business Tax Cuts Target High Tech, Clean Energy
• Jury Awards $8.1M To Grant Street In Auction Patent Row
• EA Lied To 'Madden NFL' Programmer About IP, Jury Hears
• ITC Hands Win To Nokia In HTC Patent Infringement Case
• Google Settles Stock-Split Suit On Eve Of Trial
• EPA Exits Agreement Over LG's NJ Headquarters Building
• Apple Exec Concedes E-Book Deal Raised Prices
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, AT&T, Fiat
• Nasdaq, CBOE Targeted In 2nd Blitz Of Suits Over Router IP
• BoyarMiller Owes $1M Over Botched Deal, Inkjet Co. Says
• KIT Digital Disclosure Statement, $25M Support Deal OK'd
• Attys Offer To Trim Class To Save Comcast Antitrust Suit
• CLS Bank Ruling Won't Have Much Impact On Practitioners
• 2nd Circ. Asked to Reboot BlackBerry Shareholder Suit
• Swedish Privacy Watchdog Blocks City's Google Apps Use
• Google, Judges Duck Latest Version of Trade Secrets Case
• Senate Dem Floats Bill To Limit Scope Of NSA Surveillance
• Bill Would Regulate Spying Technology Aimed At TV Viewers
• PE-Backed CDW Preps $738M Public Offering
• Alioto Fee Objector Looks To Take $47M Fight To 9th Circ.
• Holder, EU Officials Form Expert Group To Review NSA Spying
• Sens. Urge Kerry To Press India On IP Enforcement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vodafone, Siemens, KKR
• Cisco, HP Sue Patent Holder Over Wi-Fi Litigation Blitz
• Best Buy, T-Mobile Resolve LCD Cartel Suits Against Epson
• GAO Reopens CIA Cloud Computing Bidding After IBM Protest
• ITC Affirms That BDT Didn't Infringe Overland Data Patents
• Analysis In 1st AIA Ruling Should Have Gone Deeper
• Top Things You Must Know About TCPA Cases
• Extradition Of NSA Leaker Is Far From Slam Dunk For US
• Apple Claims Win With USPTO Decision In Samsung Row
• Apple Urges ITC To Widen Samsung Import Ban
• Sprint, SoftBank Defend $22B Deal Against Dish Backlash
• Equinix TKOs Shareholder Suit Over $700M Merger
• Jury Finds Netgear, D-Link Infringed Ericsson Router Patents
• Arcovis Says Co-Founder Used Trade Secrets in $40M FDA Deal
• Privacy Group Wants FCC To Probe Verizon Over Govt. Spying
• Telemarketer Agrees To Pay $4M And Shut Down Over Robocalls
• Sony, Nikon Skeptical Of Kodak's $650M Spinoff Plans
• FBI Head Defends NSA Spying Programs From House Attacks
• NEC Accused of Flouting Aurora Set-Top Box Trademarks
• DOD Continues Outreach On Counterfeit Parts Rules
• AsiaInfo Investor Challenges $890M Take-Private Deal
• Bankrupt Atari Wins Approval To Dump Assets Bit By Bit
• Fed. Circ. To Rehear Claim Status In Newegg Patent Row
• Is TAR Right For Your Discovery Project?
• Senators Want Privacy Board To Investigate NSA Surveillance
• Microsoft Wants Fed. Circ. To Hear $391M SAP Case En Banc
• AGs Pressure Apple, Others For Smartphone Anti-Theft Fix
• FDA Pushes For Increased Medical Device Cybersecurity
• Apple VP Denies Colluding With Publishers At E-Book Trial
• ITC Will Probe Samsung, Others Over Music-Sharing Patents
• Debate Over New GTLD Applications Won't End Soon
• Expert Wrongly Barred In Birth Defect Case, Del. Justices Told
• NSA Spying To Bolster Calls For Strict EU Privacy Regime
• 1st AIA Ruling Opens Door To More Patent Challenges
• Google's $1B Waze Buy An Antitrust Threat: Consumer Group
• Apple Deals Meant E-Book Price Hikes: Ex-Hachette CEO
• 'Duke Nukem' Developer Says It's Owed $2M In Rights Deal
• MetroPCS Slams Class Cert. Bid In OT Pay Case
• Takeaways From USPTO's 1st Covered Business Method Review
• Clearwire Dumps Sprint In Favor Of Dish's Takeover Bid
• Australia To Mull Creating Privacy Tort Amid Spying Concerns
• Apple Pushes To Add Galaxy S4 In Samsung Patent Row
• Apple Bid To DQ Hagens Berman Over Morgan Lewis Tie Slammed
• Lawmakers Ask ITC To Avoid Broad Samsung Smartphone Ban
• Goldman Sachs Ducks Final Claims In $580M Negligence Suit
• Starbucks, Target Too Late With Prior Art In Map-Tech IP Suit
• $4.5B Shareholder Payday Costs Sprint On Deal Terms
• Class Arbitration Is Back In Arbitrators' Hands
• Circuit City Settles LCD Price-Fixing Claims Against Sharp
• Vodafone, Kabel Deutschland In Talks Over $10B Takeover
• USPTO Nixes Versata Patent In 1st-Ever AIA Ruling
• Ex-Vitesse Execs Can't Ditch Indictments In Fraud Suit
• Cable Networks, Distributors Face Tough Carriage Disputes
• 5 Tips For Dodging COPPA's Big New Pitfalls
• 'Apples And Oranges' Bids Make For Tough Board Work
• Rambus, Hynix Ink $240M Deal Ending Patent Saga
• Biggest-Ever Web Privacy Class Gets 7th Circ.'s OK
• Samsung Seeks Apple's Expert Testimony In Patent War
• ACLU Sues White House Officials Over Surveillance Program
• Sens. Float Bill To Declassify Surveillance Court Opinions
• Foley Launches Initiative For 'Next Gen' Manufacturers
• Google Wants To Disclose Info On Gov't Snooping Requests
• Google Buzz Class Notice Claims Not Precluded, Judge Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Springer, Glencore Xstrata
• 'Patent Troll' Wants Vt. AG's Suit In Federal Court
• Google Pays $1B For Israeli Mapping Tech Startup
• Viacom, Google Child Web Tracking Suits Combined In NJ
• Amazon E-Book Pricing Worried Apple's Jobs, Email Shows
• Google Stole Trade Secrets For Google Plus Video Chat: Suit
• Court Won't Back NCR's Bid To Split $1.5B Cleanup Bill
• SoftBank Blocks Dish With Sweetened $21.6B Bid for Sprint
• SEC, Fund Execs Strike Deal Over $68M Insider Trading Plot
• Class Action Attys React To High Court's Arbitration Ruling
• Motorola Approach To SEP Royalties Unfair, Microsoft Says
• 2nd Circ. Walls Off Favored Path To Early Excess Coverage
• High Court Ruling Pushes Cos. To Tighten Arbitration Deals
• NSA Spying Admissions Strengthen Suits, But Hurdles Remain
• Kodak Disclosure Statement Lacks IP Info, Tech Cos. Say
• NSA Leaks Put Booz Allen, Employee In DOJ's Crosshairs
• DOL Tip-Pooling Loss May Spur More Agency Rule Challenges
• High Court Asked to Hear Google Ad Privacy Dispute
• Street View Legally Snooped Wi-Fi, Google Tells 9th Circ.
• Ex-Advanced Micro Workers Can't Shake Trade Secrets Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, SnapChat, Asia Pacific
• Dell Adds Hitachi, Toshiba To CRT Price-Fixing Suit
• Murdoch Wanted Apple E-Books Deal To 'Screw' Amazon: DOJ
• Justices Defer To Arbitrator On Oxford Class Arbitration
• LG Dodges Suit Over Defective Fridge Programming
• FCPA Powerhouse: WilmerHale
• Dear Mobile Medical App Developers ...
• Covered Business Method Review: An Important Tool
• EU Council Backs Narrowed Version Of Data Protection Reform
• Toshiba, Vizio Win Wireless 'Thin Client' Patent Fight
• Judge Won't Give Idearc Creditors Jury Trial In $9.9B Suit
• Do-Or-Die For Four M&A Deals This Week
• NSA's Internet Spying May Prompt Belated Lawmaker Backlash
• USPTO Urged To Revisit 2 IPhone Patents From Samsung Row
• Kodak Stock-Drop Plaintiffs Want Say On Ch. 11 Plan
• Ex-NJ Govs Ask LG To Redesign $300M Headquarters Building
• Paul Hastings Brings Aboard UC Berkeley Privacy Expert
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Patent Bid For System To Research Prior Art
• Privacy Panel Urges Broad Notice Of Data Breaches
• Motorola, Cisco, TWC Pay $490M In TiVo Patent Settlement
• Traffic Issues Raised With Apple's New Campus Plans
• New Bill Would Widen 'Microentity' Patent App Discount
• Google Threatened With Subpoena Over Painkiller Searches
• EU Civil Liberties Panel Advances Cyberattack Reforms
• Oracle Adds Gov't Contract Policies To End Investor Suits
• Whittier, Exec Pay $1.7M To Settle SEC Insider Trading Suit
• Fed. Circ. Nixes ITC Arbitration Order In LG Patent Case
• ITC Approves Foreign Discovery In Samsung-Ericsson IP Row
• FCPA Powerhouse: Willkie Farr
• NY Decision Underscores Need For Clarity On FTAIA
• COPPA Rule Reminders For July 1 Compliance Deadline
• Motorola, Tivo Settle Billion-Dollar Patent Row On Eve Of Trial
• Snooping Outcry May Push Verizon, Others To Fight NSA Orders
• NSA Mines Personal Data From Google, Apple, Others: Report
• FCC To Vote On New Privacy Regs For Mobile Phone Data
• Cartesian, Thomvest Buy Canada Wireless Co. Public Mobile
• Ousted Allegro CEO Sues To Get Post Back After 'Ambush'
• Patent Licensing Exchange Launches 1st Offering
• Dish Scores $12.6M Malpractice Award Against Houston Firm
• Tech Firm Draws $332M Bid As China's MBOs Keep Rolling
• FCPA Powerhouse: Venable LLP
• GSA Grants Cloud Security Clearance To Lockheed, HP
• Seagate Accused Of Breaching Enova's Data Security IP
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Review Nintendo Wii Fit Patent Win
• Retailers Agree To Drop Samsung From CRT Antitrust MDL
• Phone Unlocking Bill Has Broad Support, But Some Want More
• Faegre Baker Daniels To Open New Office In Silicon Valley
• LightSquared Judge OKs Pursuit Of Jefferies Exit Loan
• Data Breach Cases Turning Plaintiffs' Way, Attys Say
• Publishers 'Coordinated' E-Book Deals, Amazon Exec Says
• SAP Grabs Swiss Software Firm To Boost Cloud Offerings
• CDC Trust Sues AIG Over $9M In D&O Coverage
• Deals Rumor Mill: PepsiCo, CVC Capital, Credit Suisse
• Mediators, Expand Your Tool Kit In Complex Litigation
• Samsung, Motorola Sued Over Smartphone Data Patent
• Bloomberg Forms $75M VC Fund For Tech Startups
• ITC's Apple Import Ban May Prompt Legislative Response
• CenturyLink CEO Illegally Sold $4.3M In Shares, Suit Says
• Texas Drone Bill Shouldn't Be Model For States, EFF Says
• LCD Buyers Say Standing Worries Already Handled In MDL
• Retailer Fined $7.8M For Continued TracFone Infringement
• Google, Amazon Back Fed. Circ.'s Claim Construction Ruling
• Sen. Bashes Liability Shield For Cybersecurity Standards
• K&L Gates Lands IP, Int'l Arbitration Pro In Calif.
• Hitachi Drops Rare-Earths Probe Following Settlements
• K&L Gates Deserves Sanctions For Paying Witness, USEI Says
• Inventor Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive RIM Email Patent Suit
• Apple Can't Add Galaxy S4 Phone To IP Suit, Samsung Says
• Conn. AG Wants Meeting With Google On Glass Privacy Worries
• Simon & Schuster CEO Boosts E-Book Case Against Apple
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rio Tinto, CVC Capital, Glencore Xstrata
• GSA Staff Meddled In $900M Worth Of Tech Contracts: Audit
• FCPA Powerhouse: Reed Smith
• We Need Mediation In E-Discovery
• Pushing Buyout, Dell Says Icahn's Math Doesn't Add Up
• Apple Can't Evade VirnetX Royalty Suit In FaceTime IP Fight
• Calif.'s Oracle Case Spurs Cos. To Offer More Than Just OT
• Facebook Urges Cooperation To Tackle Mobile Security Risks
• Alston & Bird Conflict Gets It Booted From Patent Row
• JPMorgan Infringed Cybersecurity Patents, Suit Says
• Dish Chairman Slams Sprint's Challenge To Clearwire Offer
• ITC Bans US Sales Of IPhones That Infringe Samsung Patent
• Google Bashes Apple, Microsoft Bans On 3rd-Party App Sales
• Conexant Set For Speedy Ch. 11 Exit After Plan Wins Nod
• Canada Blocks $367M Telecom Deal Amid Policy Changes
• 2nd Circ. Lets Excess Insurers Off Hook In D&O Liability Spat
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vodafone, Sprint, Porsche
• FCPA Powerhouse: Kirkland & Ellis
• FRCP Amendments Could Change Discovery As We Know It
• Penguin CEO Says He Spoke With E-Book Competitor
• IBM Puts Up $2B For Cloud-Computing Firm SoftLayer
• DOD Counterfeit Parts Rule — So Little After So Long
• Salesforce Drops $2.5B On Social Marketer ExactTarget
• Australian Data Breach Law Could Bring On Class Action Wave
• US Says Apple Fixed E-Book Prices As Trial Begins
• Judge Strikes 'Late' Discovery Against B&N In ITC Probe
• Sweden Hit With €3M Penalty Over EU Data Storage Law
• Chunghwa Strikes Deal With Calif. In LCD Price-Fixing Suit
• US, China Aim To Curb IP Theft Standoff With Talks
• Facebook Inks 10-Year Lease In Lower Manhattan
• Privacy Groups Urge FTC To Regulate 'Internet of Things'
• Retailers Fight For Price-Fixing Claims In Cathode Ray MDL
• DirecTV Technicians' Unpaid Fees Suit Sent To Arbitration
• EU Court Rejects Antitrust Claims Against Microsoft
• Intel Smacked With Patent Suit Over Circuit Products
• Fed. Circ. Vacates Nintendo's Noninfringement Ruling
• High Court To Weigh False Ad Standing In Lexmark Case
• Sprint Says Dish's Bid For Clearwire Violates Del. Law
• Websense Investor Says Board Rushed Into $1B Vista Deal
• FCPA Powerhouse: Gibson Dunn
• ISS Backs SoftBank's $20B Sprint Deal