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- Tech Legal Week: Apple, Psystar; Verizon; RIM, Motorola; Psion and Netbooks; More
- A messy high tech court week at the end of the year includes Apple and Psystar having at each other; Platte River Associates president Jay Leonard pleading guilty to hacking charges; a Department of Justice restraining order against Microsemi; Verizon winning $33.15 in a cybersquatting case; ADAPTIX suing Sprint and...
- Blog posts 2008-12-29
- Can Dell Challenge Psion Netbook Trademark? Good Guess Is Yes
- Canadian mobile device manufacturer Psion Teklogix has been making a bit of a splash, having their lawyers send letters to makers of netbooks, warning them that the company had a trademark on the term. Now Dell has filed a petition with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office asking that the...
- Blog posts 2009-02-19
- Tech Law: Mac Clones (Still); Psion Counters, Red Hat and JBoss, More
- Apple and Psystar get closer to discovery; TMI countersues Audiovox for alleged patent infringement; Psion countersues Intel over netbook trademark; Software Tree latest to sue Red Hat over JBoss; RIM recording employee phone calls to protect IP by Erik Sherman
- Blog posts 2009-03-09
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- Tech Law: Spansion Files, Microsoft Sues, AT&T Gets Pass, More
- Flash memory vendor Spanion files for bankruptcy; the U.S. Supreme Court turns down an FTC request to reinstate an antitrust suit against Rambus and overturns an antitrust ruling against AT&T over DSL pricing; the EU won't allow Intel to defend itself in oral arguments in antitrust charges because the company...
- Blog posts 2009-03-02
- Tech Law: DoJ investigates high tech hiring, Apple Sued over E-Commerce, More
- Yahoo sues the NFL over the right to use statistics, photos, and other information in online fantasy football; the DoJ is investigating hiring practices at tech firms; a court awarded TiVO $103 million in its ongoing fight against Dish Network; Apple, eBay, and others are sued over e-commerce technology; the...
- Blog posts 2009-06-08
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