Technology Archive » March, 2007

Technology - March, 2007

124 articles

• Synopsys, Magma Make Peace
• Judge OK's DOJ Approval Of Telecom Mergers
• Dell Delays 10-K As Auditors Find Signs Of Misconduct
• Court Ruling A Boon To Service Providers
• Germany Disagrees With E.C. On Telecom Bill
• Judge Dismisses Case Over Credit Technology
• HP Unleashes Patent Portfolio On Acer
• Court Sets Date In Forgent Trial
• Patent Holder's Lawyer Loses Bid For Sanctions Stay
• Ex-Aspen CEO Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud
• Panel Consolidates SRAM Cases In California Court
• Reevaluating Copyright In The YouTube Age
• Pillsbury Winthrop Ousted From Bankruptcy Case
• Rigases Get $600,000 For Defense Fund
• Supreme Court Declines Dow Corning Appeal
• Samsung and InterDigital Duel Over 3G Phones
• Implied Threats Suffice In Patent Disputes, Says Court
• Oracle Suit May Spur Federal Actions Against SAP
• Nvidia CEO Says He Was Not Deceived By 3dfx Deal
• Mitsubishi Opts To Fight E.C. Rather Than Pay Up
• Microsoft Gets 20 More Days To Answer E.U. Charges
• Judge Grants O2Micro Permanent Injunction
• Judge Bars Cablevision From Launching RS-DVR
• Vonage Slapped With Injunction In Verizon Case
• Justices Debate Seventh Amendment In Tellabs Case
• XM Faces More Litigation Over Music Copyrights
• Broadcom Asks ITC To Ban Qualcomm Phones
• Under Pressure, Judge Opens Nvidia Case To Public
• Ex-Qwest CEO Ignored Analyst Concerns: Witness
• Palm Wins Stay In Case Brought By RIM Nemesis
• Microsoft Continues To Stir Ire In E.U.: Kroes
• Affiliated Shareholders Petition To Block Buyout
• Sirius, XM Promise Lower Prices, More Choice
• Oracle Accuses SAP Of Theft "On Grand Scale"
• Microsoft, Fuji Xerox Sign Patent-Sharing Pact
• Disney Hit With Copyright Suit Over Internet Movies
• Shareholders Slam KLA-Tencor In Amended Suit
• Digital Video Founder Scores Victory In Fraud Case
• Ex-Qwest Exec Says CEO Was Optimistic For Analysts
• Judge Casts Veil Of Secrecy Over Nvidia Case
• Christian Worker Sues Raytheon Over Sunday Work
• Google Wins Dismissal In Antitrust Case
• Board Will Rehear Internet Music Royalty Case
• After Toshiba Deal, Hynix Strikes Pact With Sandisk
• Hynix, Toshiba Lay Down Swords, Sign Patent Deal
• E.C. Takes Aim At Videotape Cartel
• Qualcomm Calls Nokia's Patent Claims "Meritless"
• Internet Music Broadcasters Protest Royalty Rates
• IBM Sued Over Data Cache Patent
• ITC Takes On Microsoft Patent Case
• Fed. Circ. Dismisses Verizon Noninfringement Case
• Disney Options Probe Seems To Clear Jobs
• O2 Micro Must Face "Sham Litigation" Claims
• Satellite Radio Sued Over Subscriber Count
• Nokia Files Suits Against Qualcomm In Europe
• Rambus Wins Partial Stay In Royalties Case
• Qualcomm, Broadcom Drop More Patent Claims
• PTO Rejects Claims In Synopsys Patent Again
• Microsoft Wins One In Clash With Alcatel-Lucent
• VoIP Patent Suit Ensnares Verizon, AT&T, Earthlink
• McAfee Settles With Acacia Over Hyperlinks
• Bertelsmann Spared From Napster Handover
• HP Defendants Sidestep Jail
• Zonare Lobs Counterclaims In Ultrasound Patent Spat
• CallWave Pays j2 $4M To Settle Patent Dispute
• Ex-Peregrine Chief Pleads Guilty
• GM, Toyota, Mercedes Sued Over Accident Technology
• CalPERS Settles Suit With Time Warner Over Merger
• DOJ Takes Microsoft To Task For Missing Deadlines
• Cap Wireless Emerges Unscathed From Patent Row
• Judge Tosses Silicon Storage Case
• Viacom Hits YouTube With $1B Infringement Suit
• Executives Bow Out Of Scandal-Addled Juniper
• Class Denied In FLSA Case Against AT&T
• Intel Bosses May Have Failed To Back Up E-Mails
• Macronix, Spansion Settle Trademark Suit
• E.U. Joins Attacks Against iTunes
• Ex-Nortel Execs Tied Into SEC Fraud Suit
• Senate Becomes Latest To Investigate Mercury
• Ex-Brocade Official Wants Separate Trial
• Fed. Circuit Says Whirlpool Appeal Is Premature
• Motorola Settles Sex Bias Suit
• Intel's Foreign Conduct Off Limits In Class Action
• Microsoft To Miss Antitrust Compliance Deadlines
• Delinquent Payments Violate ERISA: Union
• Structural Design Firms Settle Patent Suit
• Court Orders Probe Into Intel's E-mail Loss
• Three Years Later, Microsoft Signs First E.U. Licensee
• 3M Sues Sony, Lenovo Over Battery Patents
• Options Probe Costs Another Executive His Job
• Jury Nails Ex-Gateway Execs In SEC Fraud Suit
• Judge Sets Preliminary Rules For Nacchio Trial
• Nidec Accuses LG Of Infringement
• Ohio Settles Time Warner Suit For $144M
• Taiwan To Aid E.U. Licensing Probe
• Jury: Vonage To Pay $58M In Verizon Patent Suit
• Google Earth Dodges 3D Terrain Patent
• Motorola Wins Appeal To Reopen Iridium Settlement
• Microsoft Plaintiffs Examine Iowa Accusations
• Judge Rejects Adelphia's $32M Settlement
• Verizon Critics Weigh In With FCC
• Microsoft Rips At Google's Book-Scanning Project
• AMD Calls For Probe Of Lost Intel E-mails
• Jury Selection Begins In AT&T Antitrust Case
• Lucent Must Turn Over Material In Adelphia Spat
• Motorola Conflict With Icahn Prompts SEC Review
• FCC Unveils Controversial Cable Rules
• High Court Rejects Ex-WorldCom CEO's Appeal
• Nova Wins Stay In Semiconductor Patent Lawsuit
• Intel, AmberWave Settle Over Strained Silicon Patents
• Swisscom Faces New Probe Over Internet Fees
• Jordan's Claim Against WorldCom Goes Into Overtime
• Chip Makers Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Flash Memory
• Sony Didn't Give A Franc, Fixed Prices On PS2: France
• Microsoft Sidesteps Alcatel-Lucent's Speech Patents
• Sony To Pay $150M In Videogame Patent Suit
• Appeals Court Deals Philips Blow In CD "Tying" Case
• HP Denies Pretexting Former Employee
• Weil Gotshal To Trim SGI Fee Request
• Software Maker Sues Boston Scientific For Piracy
• University Snags $246M From Time Warner
• E.C. Threatens To Fine Microsoft Again
• Software Co.'s Class Action Settlement Approved
• Sirius, XM Named In Two Patent Infringement Cases