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Technology - October, 2013

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• Microsoft Beats Copyright Claims Over Font Use
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs $1B Microsoft Antitrust Deal
• Website Translator Faces Injunction After $1M Patent Verdict
• Google, Samsung Sued Over Nortel Search-Engine Patents
• Japan Attacks Ruling In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• IP Of Ex-Fish Atty Turned 'Troll' Targeted In AIA Review
• Expanding Biz Method Review Could Swamp USPTO
• FISA Reform Bill Advanced By Senate Intelligence Committee
• A New DOJ Approach To Customer Testimony
• Risky Business Of FDA Mobile Medical Apps
• Do-Not-Track Group Revamps Strategy, But Doubts Remain
• FAA To Allow Electronic Device Use During Takeoff, Landing
• Issa Subpoenas Sebelius Over ACA Website Glitches
• Apple Shuts Down Faulty MacBook Class Action
• IBM Backs Out Of $600M CIA Cloud Contract Row With Amazon
• HannStar Bashes Robins Kaplan Bid For LCD Trial Fees
• UK Watchdog Nixes Virgin Media 'Unlimited' Download Ads
• Canadian High Court Won't Adopt US-Style Class Cert. Test
• EU Data Protection Reforms Put Cos. In Privacy Pickle
• Patent Trolls Draining Calif.'s Legal Coffers, Innovation
• Industry Split On Proposed Cybersecurity Framework
• Book Database Security Too Lax, Authors Tell 2nd Circ.
• Sony Beats Indian Clothes Maker's Bid For 'ABT Sony' Mark
• 'Troll' Suits May Be Hurting Startup Investment, Study Says
• Bazaarvoice Trial Proved Merger Hurt Competition, DOJ Says
• Health Exchange Developer Warned Of Problems: Report
• Co. Accused Of AIA 'Shakedown' Asks To Drop USPTO Review
• DOJ Jumps Into Suit Against Snowden Background-Checker
• Legal Demand Is Up — How Are Law Departments Managing?
• China Continues To Demonstrate Merger Control Prowess
• Nokia To Seek UK Ban On Some HTC Imports After Patent Win
• NSA Chief Says Spying Programs Legal, Make US Safer
• LG Can't Get Refrigerator Defect Suit Cut Down
• NSA Secretly Taps Google, Yahoo Data Centers, Report Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Berkshire, Blackstone, BlackBerry
• Robins Kaplan Nets Tech Patent Pro For Boston Office
• ACA Enrollment 'Very Small' So Far, Sebelius Says
• Alleged Copycat DOE Software Can Be Released, Judge Rules
• Google Wants 9th Circ.'s Take On Gmail Privacy Case
• $7.7M Settlement Approved In Verizon OT Class Action
• NSA Officials Say Allies Engaged In Similar Spying
• Infosys To Pay Record $34M To Settle Visa Violation Claims
• Senate Confirms Wheeler As FCC Chair Over Objection
• National Cybersecurity Framework Will Need Push, CEOs Say
• Issa Subpoenas Contractor Over ACA Website Rollout
• Xchange Technology Group Seeks Ch. 15 In Delaware
• Zynga, Ex-Engineer's OT Settlement To Be Unsealed
• Discount Tire Avoids IP Suit Over Online Store Locator Patent
• Bill Risks Confusion To Curb FDA's Already-Lax App Oversight
• NJ Bill Would Criminalize Cellphone Spy Apps
• EU Telecoms, E-Services To Pay VATs In Customer's State
• Harbinger Can't Sue Dish Chairman, But LightSquared Can
• Texas High Court Asked To Revive $780M Suit Against AT&T
• Philips To Pay Workers Nearly $1M In Wage Class Action
• Anti-Patent Troll Bill Splits Lawmakers At Hearing
• Do Not Track Kids Act To Be Revived As Mobile Use Spikes
• Medicare Chief Pushes Back On GOP's Health Exchange Jabs
• Dell Yanks Public Listing After Sealing $25B Buyout
• Vodafone Seeks Approval For $1.65B Indian Unit Buyout
• Mich. Gov. Launches Cybersecurity Team
• Axway Pays $6.2M To End FCA Software Overcharging Claims
• ACLU Asks Judge To Halt NSA's Verizon Data Collection
• Apple-Samsung Leaked Document Saga Spreads To Australia
• AMC Puts Up $1B For Liberty Global Overseas Content Unit
• Dawn Raid Appeal Latest Fight Over EU 'Overreach'
• Hypercom Denied New Trial In $2M Infringement Suit
• Tessera, Sony Reach 11th-Hour Deal In $93M Royalties Fight
• Cybersecurity Program Will Help Defense Industrial Base
• Google Stock Split Settlement OK'd, But Fees Cut To $9M
• ACA Exchanges On Mend After New Glitch Hobbles Enrollment
• 'Patent Monetizer' Plugs Biz Model In Alaska Air Accord
• China Beefs Up Data Privacy, Consumer Protection Penalties
• Lawmakers Urged To Expand Patent Review Program
• Germany Eyes Probe In Wake Of NSA's Merkel Phone Tapping
• KKR Pours $100M Into Associated Partners Telecom Ventures
• EU Wants Feedback On Google's Bid To End Antitrust Probe
• Chinese LED Co. Shareholders Win Cert. In IPO Suit
• USTR Lauds EU For Cutting Contested Display Duties
• Cybersecurity Framework Risks Becoming Litigation Fodder
• Acer Sues Toshiba, Samsung Over Disc Drive Price Fixing
• Split Over New Patent Defense May Get High Court Eye
• Quinn's Document Flub Shows Risks Of Rising Data Demands
• Report Backs Limits On Ohio Facial Recognition Program
• Software Patent Ruling A Major Judicial Failure, Rader Says
• App Maker Says Calif. Wrongly Expanded Ride-Sharing Rules
• Fla. Looks To Boost Aeropsace, Tech With Israel Partnership
• EU Council Stalls Data Protection Reform Efforts
• Gmail Users Seek Class Cert. In Email Scanning Case
• Contempt Ruling Threatens Internet Privacy, EFF Says
• Apple, Google Engineers Win Cert. In Employee Poaching Suit
• Economic Principles Behind Innovatio Approach To RAND Rate
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Telefonica, ING
• Google, Facebook Ad Policies Poised To Set Privacy Bar
• FTC Orders Solera To Off-Load Auto Software Business
• HP Sues LG, Philips Over Disc Drive Price-Fixing Scheme
• Snowden Docs Show NSA Spied On 35 World Leaders
• 'Start-Up NY' Seeks To Avoid Empire Zone-Era Tax Hiccups
• NAD Sides With AT&T In Internet Ad Feud, Issues Guidance
• The Freedom-To-Operate Is A Freedom Worth Pursuing
• Pros And Cons Of Complex Outsourcing
• Apple Gets Expert Report Excluded From IPhone IP Case
• Nuance, CooTek Settle ITC Action Over Cellphone Patents
• Jury Awards $173M To ParkerVision In IP Row With Qualcomm
• USANA Flouted 'Live Person' Software License, Suit Says
• 7 Jumbo DOD Contracts Awarded During The Gov't Shutdown
• Taiwan Fines Samsung For Hiring Writers To Bash HTC
• Microsoft, Google Land Army Contracts For Cloud Services
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, HP, Apax Partners
• Icahn Pads Apple Stake, Urges Immediate $150B Buyback Plan
• Calif. Appeals Court Rejects Yahoo Securities Suit
• Apple Asks Fed. Circ. To Overturn $368M VirnetX Verdict
• Investor Says Verizon Execs At Fault For Mystery Data Bills
• Google, Facebook Add NSA Spying Issues To Lobbying Efforts
• Nirvanix Gets Green Light For Twin Ch. 11 Sales
• Quinn Enacts New Doc Policy Amid Apple-Samsung Leak Row
• Patent Troll Bill To Find Clear Path Through Congress
• Apple Beats Wi-LAN At Wireless Patent Trial
• FTC's Brill Urges Data Brokers To Build On Acxiom's Effort
• Pension Fund Challenges PE Firm's $891M Tellabs Buyout
• Bipartisan Bill Would Curb FDA's Medical Apps Oversight
• Apple Targets Evolutionary Data Patents For Extinction
• Game Controller Charger IP Suit Runs Out Of Juice
• Tech Dependence Could Jeopardize Contracts, Military Says
• Littler Forms Robotics Group To Tackle AI Workplace Issues
• Kodak Wins $76M In Camera Patent Dispute With Ricoh
• Oracle Puts Up $400M For Sales Automation Co. BigMachines
• EMC Launches Latest Suit Over Exodus To Rival Storage Co.
• Sleeping With The Enemy Exec May Have Consequences
• Tech Buys To Fire Up Outbound Chinese M&A, Report Says
• A Buyer's Guide To Cyber Insurance
• Spotlight On The New US Cybersecurity Plan
• NIST Floats Preliminary Cybersecurity Framework
• Quinn Avoids Sanctions In Apple-Samsung Leak Row, For Now
• If Google Is A 'Bad' Monopoly, What Should Be Done?
• No Warrant, No Tracking Cars With GPS, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Motorola, AT&T Say Wireless Antitrust Suit Should Stay Dead
• Locke Lord Lures Husch Blackwell Patent Litigator To Chicago
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Book Vending Patent Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive Online-Shopping IP In Google Row
• Emblaze Demands Apple Sales, License Docs in Patent Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Beechcraft, Goldman Sachs
• Costco Rejects Philips' Arbitration Attempt In CRT Row
• Shopper Tracking Companies Adopt New Privacy Framework
• Boutique Firm Shakes Appeal In Investor Malpractice Suit
• Activist Loeb Buys Stake In Nokia Minus Device Unit
• Samsung, Nintendo Face ITC Probe Over Disc Drive Patents
• Quinn Emanuel, Samsung Deny Misuse Of Apple IP Docs
• EU Lawmakers Back Hefty Fines For Data Regime Violations
• USPTO OKs Apple Bid For AIA Review Of SightSound Music IP
• Apple Demands Mistrial In Wi-LAN Patent Feud
• Arent Fox Nabs Ex-Dentons Patent Litigator
• Amazon Asks ITC To Let Microprocessor IP Ruling Stand
• Northrop Grumman Escapes Software Co.'s Patent Suit
• Tech Giants Tell Congress To Enact Patent Troll Deterrents
• Qualcomm Calls ParkerVision's $500M Damages Bid Baseless
• UK, Canadian, US Regulators Team Up Against Spoofing
• FISA Judge Renews NSA Spying, Citing Congress' Support
• Sprint Escapes Indemnity Over Telco Investor Fraud Suits
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charterhouse, Office Depot, Clariant
• Axis Can't Force Hartford To Pitch In For $6M Clearwire Deal
• Software Developer To Settle FLSA Action For $1.5M
• Crown Castle To Pay $4.85B For AT&T Cell Tower Rights
• How To Prepare Witnesses To Make (Not Break) Your Case
• Schulte Roth Reps Marlin Equity In $891M Deal For Tellabs
• GTLD Launch — What's Happening And How To Protect Yourself
• Panasonic UK Resolves Probe On Stolen-Laptop Data Breach
• ITC Says It Will Eye FRAND Issues In Review Of Funai Ruling
• Samsung's EU Plan May Not End SEP Abuse, Attys Say
• EMusic Founder Objects To Approval Of E-Book Settlements
• Set The Right Tone For Risk Mitigation, Home And Abroad
• DOJ Sued For Ignoring FOIA Request On Surveillance
• EU Lawmakers To Vote On Curbing Data Transfers To US
• AUO Tells 9th Circ. To Nix Price-Fixing Verdict, $500M Fine
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, America Movil, Mergermarket
• Telecommunications Co. Investigates New Wrinkle In Hack
• Classes Can Have Varying Damages, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• VC-Backed Nimble Storage Seeks To Raise $150M In IPO
• Panasonic Says CRT Purchasers Driving Up Legal Costs
• MicroStrategy, Tibco Get Vasudevan Database Patents Nixed
• SoftBank Grabs $1.3B Brightstar Stake In Week's 2nd Deal
• Cruz Holds Up Confirmation Of FCC Chairman In Senate
• Apple Likely Allowed To Argue That Samsung Copied IPhone
• Google's $8.5M Privacy Pact Going To Inapt Orgs, Groups Say
• 6th Circ. Revives Ex-Cingular Worker's Race Bias Suit
• AUO Appeal To Test Foreign Reach Of US Antitrust Laws
• Al Jazeera Appeals Confidentiality Decision in AT&T Suit
• USPTO Upholds Apple Touchscreen Patent In Samsung Case
• Federal Privacy Board Gets $3M In Gov't Funding Bill
• Samsung To Limit SEP Injunctions To End EU Antitrust Probe
• Jury Finds Qualcomm Infringed ParkerVision IP In $500M Suit
• Gmail Users Say 9th Circ. Input Isn't Needed In Scan Case
• Status Report: US And Global M&A Market
• How Calif.'s New Data Breach Law Will Impact Cos.
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Men's Wearhouse, Nestle
• Film Studios Vanquish IsoHunt In $110M Copyright Deal
• Aeropostale, Others Said To Infringe Online Store Patents
• Sony, Others Belong In Battery Price-Fixing Suit, Court Told
• KPN Open To Renewed America Movil Talks, CEO Says
• Goodwin & Procter Partner Appointed Apple's Antitrust Monitor
• T-Mobile Late Wages Suit Kicked Back to Calif. State Court
• Ricoh Exits Printer Monitoring Patent Suit
• Sealing The Deal: Jones Day Steers Tokyo Electron Merger
• Sony Can't Convince Judge L-3 Sensor Patent Is Invalid
• Symantec Customer Says Data Breach Suit Must Go On
• The Role Of Conjoint Surveys In Reasonable Royalty Cases
• Ex-Fed. Circ. Chief Michel Joins Board Of IP Exchange
• Vivendi Loses Bid To Force Orange Antitrust Probe
• Apple Wants Fed. Circ. Review Of ITC's Samsung Ban
• Gov't Spying Requests Not Always Granted, Secret Court Says
• Software Co. Beats Back Founder's Bid To Reclaim CEO Post
• EFF Files Challenge To 'Podcast Patent' With USPTO
• Apple, Others Take Aim At Ameranth Patents In AIA Review
• Ex-Contractor Barred From Releasing Copycat DOE Software
• Air Force Must Pay Telecom Co.'s Atty Fees In Contract Suit
• LCD Makers Look To Trim Circuit City Antitrust Claims
• Apple Can't Use FRAND Defense In Wi-LAN Trial, Judge Says
• EU Officials Push Providers To Ramp Up Cloud Offerings
• $9.6B KPN Buyout Bid Withdrawn By Slim's America Movil
• Quinn Emanuel, Samsung Can't Kill Leaked Apple Docs Probe
• Dutch Cable Giant Ziggo Spurns Liberty Takeover Offer
• Nokia's Stock Not Bad Investment For Workers, Judge Says
• Google Tracking Win Exposes Cracks In Stale Privacy Laws
• CORRECTED: PTC Says Ex-Sales Director Tried To Nab Client For Rival
• Major Media Cos. Hit With IP Suit Over Online Video Services
• Univ. of California Wins Medical Privacy Appeal
• Al Jazeera, AT&T Can't Keep Suit Under Wraps
• High Court Rejects Nokia Call To Keep NPE Suits Out Of ITC
• LG's Taiwain Unit Exits Cathode Ray MDL
• Court Should Break Up Bazaarvoice Monopoly, DOJ Says
• High Court Pass Won't Be Last Word On Inequitable Conduct
• Dutch Software Co. Unit4 Mulls PE Firms' €1B Offer
• What's On Your CEO's iPad?
• E-Book Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Apple Antitrust Suit
• Calif. Governor Vetoes Email Privacy Bill
• Attys See Little Pain For Prosecutors In AUO Acquittal
• NSA Challenge Doesn't Meet Standard For Relief, US Argues
• Regulator Ends Targeted Online Ad Probe With Warning
• Google Ad Policy Changes Prompt Sen. To Seek FTC Probe
• ParkerVision Seeks KO In $500M Qualcomm Patent Brawl
• PrinterOn Sues Competitor Over Cloud Printing Patents
• Aussie TV Co. Buys Out Microsoft's Shares In Digital Media JV
• Deals Rumor Mill: TD Bank, Telefonica, Twitter
• DirecTV Says Proposed TCPA Class Claims Don't Hold Water
• MoFo Steers Softbank's $1.5B Deal For 51% Supercell Stake
• US Fights For Expert Witness In Lockheed Bid Battle
• Microsoft Consumer Denied Class Cert. In Privacy Suit
• Vizio Fights Off 'Troll' In Video Patent Suit
• ITC Nixed LG Patent Probe On Faulty Basis, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Retailers Infringed Online Search, Data Patents, Tech Co. Says
• Google Dodges Claims It Stole Trade Secrets For Video Chat
• Motorola Asks Fed. Circ. To Reverse ITC Ruling In Apple Row
• Terra Execs Ask 11th Circ. To Curb FCPA's Reach
• The Best Question To Ask Your Potential Outside Counsel
• Markey Urges FTC Probe Into Cross-Device Data Tracking
• Google Unveils Plan To Display User Endorsements In Ads
• 8 Questions For HHS' Former Information Technology Guru
• USPTO Asked To Review 'Troll's' Data Patents
• Dell Wants Adaptix Lawyers DQ'd In Patent Fight
• $105M Personal Communications Sale Gets Green Light
• TruePosition Dodges Counterclaims In Wireless Collusion Row
• Russian Fund, Deutsche Bank Invest $237M In Rostelecom
• Inside Calif.'s New Online Privacy Law For Minors
• Brazil Probes Google Over Search Bias Claims
• S. African Telecom Co. Says Rivals' Rates Anti-Competitive
• AUO Exec Acquitted In Price-Fixing Case
• Apple Hit With Class Action For Unpaid Clock-In Time
• Do-Not-Track Group's Future Still Unclear After Survey
• Lawyers' Voices Needed In Anti-Troll Debate, Judge Says
• Microsoft, Facebook Target Mobile Ad Patents In AIA Reviews
• DOJ Loses Bid To Stall NSA Spying Challenge Amid Shutdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche Telekom, BlackBerry, Blackstone
• BlackBerry Co-Founders Consider Takeover Bid
• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Review Gmail Wiretap Ruling
• Apple Faces Infringement Suit Over TV Streaming Patent
• SeaChange Didn't Flout Patent Injunction, Fed. Circ. Says
• Insurer Slips Covering Software Co. Fraud Suit
• Md. Military Equipment Manufacturer Files For Ch. 11
• Weil Guides Vonage's $130M Vocalocity Buy
• Fed. Circ. Says Inventor Suing HTC Deceived Patent Office
• Prosecutors Say AUO Exec Drove Price-Fixing 'Getaway Car'
• Shutdown Delays Rajaratnam Brother's Insider Trading Case
• Miss. AG Hits Back In CAFA Supreme Court Cartel Fight
• BlackBerry And Wi-LAN Reach Deal To End Patent Feud
• Lawmakers Push For NSA Reforms To Curtail Data Spying
• Google Seeks AIA Review Of Unwired Planet Ad Patents
• Judge Orders Silk Road's Alleged Ringleader To NY
• FTC's Increasingly Aggressive Assertion Of Authority
• Francisco Partners Gives Boost To Medical Software Co.
• Hartford Says It Needn't Kick In For Clearwire Autodial Case
• AT&T Objects To Terms Of Bankrupt Partner's $105M Sale
• 4 Ch. 11 Proposals Up For A Vote In LightSquared Bankruptcy
• Gambling Vendor Loses Challenge To Pa. Computer Contract
• Venable Launches In SF With Commercial, IP Litigation Team
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apollo Tyres, Telecom Italia, AT&T
• Google Beats Apple Browser Tracking MDL
• OneLink Avoids 'Harsh' Sanction For Execs' Missing Emails
• Foundry Slammed For 'Troll' Claim As Bid For Fees Rejected
• Attys Say Penguin, Macmillan OK'd $11M Fees In E-Books Deal
• GoDaddy Liable For Porno CyberSquatter, 9th Circ. Hears
• Panasonic, Others Fight State Claims In CRT Antitrust Case
• Google Asks USPTO For Biz Method Review Of Walker Patent
• Huawei Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Patent Dispute In Calif.
• Microsoft Says CBP Suit Should Proceed Amid Shutdown
• USTR Won't Veto ITC Ban On Some Samsung Smartphones
• Nortel Units Ask 3rd Circ. For Arbitration In $7.5B Cash Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: McKesson, Vodafone, Carlyle
• Best Practices For Navigating Europe's New Patent Process
• Amazon Notches Win In $600M CIA Contract Dispute
• Arent Fox Lures IP Guru From Dentons To SF Office
• Let's Really Consider The Idea Of A 2-Year Law Degree
• Icahn Gets 2 Picks On Nuance Board, Predicts Stock Jump
• Do-Not-Track Working Group Gathers Input On Future Path
• Jury Clears PwC Of Giving Bad Advice To Skype Investor
• Fla. Court Nixes Verizon's Coverage For Violent-Contractor Suit
• Samsung Seeks AIA Review Of Fractus Antenna Patents
• Exelis Lands $122M Navy Engineering Support Contract
• Calif. AG To Challenge $25M LG CRT Antitrust Deal
• Broadcom's Broadband Patent Win Affirmed By Fed. Circ.
• The Takeaway From Penn Township For Cell Tower Cos.
• LightSquared Says Ch. 11 Plans Leave Investors In The Dark
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apollo Global, Vodafone, Sinopec
• Epson Settles With Office Depot Over LCD Price-Fixing
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Google Ad Privacy Appeal
• Making Copies — Without Compromising Data Security
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Skype Class Action
• IP Claim Against University of Phoenix Tossed Again
• Think Tank Urges 9th Circ. To Reconsider Google Wi-Fi Case
• Renesas Wants Law Firm As Plaintiff In Grail Patent Suit
• FRAND Rulings To Rein In Standard-Essential Patent Demands
• Bankrupt Nirvanix Gets Nod For $1M DIP, Plans Asset Sales
• The Best Cyberdefense Is A Good Offense
• Lawmakers Team Up To Push NSA Spying Reforms
• PwC Says Skype Investor Got 'Great Deal' From Its Advice
• Paul Hastings Guides AXA Spinout Ardian In 1st Solo Deal
• 'Troll' Drops Kaspersky Patent Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Thwarting NPE Abuse In 337 Actions: Alternative Measures
• Solera Pays $289M For 50% Of Welsh Carson Auto Service Co.
• Phone Users Seek Class Cert. In Text Service Suit
• Apple, Simon & Schuster Appeal E-Book Antitrust Ruling
• Verizon Sets Bank Debt For $130B Vodafone Deal
• Kelley Drye Lures Ex-Chair Of Dow Lohnes' Patent Group
• Deals Rumor Mill: BNP Paribas, Ikaria, Best Buy
• Icahn Drops Dell Appraisal Fight, Will Take Deal Cash
• Jury Hits HTC With $1M In Damages In Tech Patent Row
• 13 Alleged Anonymous Hackers Indicted In Cyberattacks
• Dell Financial Rips Proposed $1M DIP In Nirvanix's Ch. 11
• 3 Million Customer Accounts Compromised In Adobe Hack
• Judge Sets Low Royalty Rate For Essential Wi-Fi Patents
• Ex-Broker Gets January Trial In IBM Insider Trading Case
• AUO Exec Bragged About Raising LCD Prices, Jury Hears
• Oracle Deal In Shareholder Suit Heralds $20M Insurance Row
• Quinn Emanuel, Samsung In Hot Water Over Secret Apple Docs
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Mergermarket, Societe Generale
• Considerations Before Counseling During Deposition
• 3 Things To Know About CFIUS' Recent Activism
• Qualcomm Cleared In Self-Regulator's 1st Native Ad Probe
• Microsoft's Motorola ITC Patent Suit Revived By Fed. Circ.
• Docs Reveal Feds' Fight With Email Encryption Service
• Digital Realty, Prudential Form $369M Data Center Venture
• LightSquared Seeks Delay Of Harbinger's $2B GPS Brawl
• Business Group Urges APEC Countries To Open Up Trade
• Securities Boutique Botched Stock Deal, Appeals Court Told
• NJ Continues Defense Of Its Anti-Human-Trafficking Bill
• Intel Seeks Inter Partes Review Of FuzzySharp 3-D Patents
• 'Patent Troll' Drops Suit After Judge Calls Case A 'Sham'
• Yahoo Accused Of Spying On Email Users For Profit
• DOJ Says Tech Co. Data Disclosures Would Threaten US
• Ontario Pension Fund Buys 2% Stake In German Online Retailer
• Software Co.'s 'Dark Knight' Trademark Suit Rises Again
• SAP Launches $650M Fund To Invest In IT Startups
• Fed. Circ. Revives Cisco Patent Suit Despite Rule 36 Order
• Oracle Defends CEO's Pay To Shareholders, Activists
• Retracing 'Mental Steps' To Software Patent Eligibility
• Judge OKs $95M VeriFone Stock Inflation Class Settlement
• Best Buy Says HannStar Can't Vacate $7.5M LCD Verdict
• HP Dismisses Suit Over Patent Holder's Wi-Fi Ligitation Blitz
• Liberty Interactive Invests $300M In $2B Abengoa Solar Plant
• Cloud Storage Co. Nirvanix Seeks Ch. 11 Bankruptcy Relief
• Motricity Dodges Shareholder Suit Over IPO
• KPN Shareholders Approve $11.6B Telefonica Tie-Up
• Portugal Telecom, Brazil's Oi Strike Merger Deal
• Apple Wants Samsung Sanctioned For License Info Leak
• Australian Watchdog Unveils Mobile App Privacy Guidance
• Molex Investor Says $7.2B Koch Deal Cheats Shareholders
• App Store Monopoly Claims Don't Add Up, Apple Says
• EchoStar, Vivendi Unit Eye Brazilian Pay TV Venture
• 2nd Apple Button-Defect Class Action On Verge Of Transfer
• Personal Communications Creditors Seek To Probe Lenders
• Shareholder Suit Over $45M Vocada-Nuance Merger Nixed
• Symantec Again Aims To Get Data Breach Suit Junked
• HTC Infringed Flashpoint Imaging Patent, ITC Judge Finds
• Norton Rose Lures IP Vet From Alston & Bird For LA Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: America Movil, Icahn, J&J
• Experian Puts Up $324M For Fraud Detection Biz
• Don't Conflate Shutdown And Debt Ceiling Challenges
• Google Sweetens Offer To EU Antitrust Regulators
• US Government Shuts Down As Funding Fight Goes Nowhere
• BigLaw Braces For Revenue Hit In Federal Shutdown