Court Order Rejecting Submission of California Claims Through Lindows.com Website

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Website Promotion Software - Submission
Ranking

Website Promotion Software - Submission
Ranking 06/02/2004 07:19 AM
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IEG3 online submission website is now
live

IEG3 online submission website is now
live 11/06/2003 12:48 AM
PublicTechnology.net Nov 5 2003 11:54PM ET

Microsoft wants Lindows claims rejected

Microsoft wants Lindows claims rejected 11/10/2003 11:09 PM
It said claims filed through a site run by Linux vendor Lindows.com Inc. don't meet the terms of the $1.1 billion class-action settlement announced in January.

California Mounts Appeal of FCC's VOIP
Order

California Mounts Appeal of FCC's VOIP
Order 12/29/2004 06:11 PM
Vonage wins in Minnesota but faces a new challenge in California over an FCC ruling that exempts VOIP services from state regulation.

Court Allows Lindows to Keep Its Name

Court Allows Lindows to Keep Its Name 05/27/2004 06:26 PM

"MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Chief Justice Roy
Moore was removed from office Thursday
for refusing to obey a federal court
order to move his Ten Commandments
monument from the rotunda of the state
courthouse. The Alabama Court of the
Judiciary unanimously imposed ..."

"MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Chief Justice Roy
Moore was removed from office Thursday
for refusing to obey a federal court
order to move his Ten Commandments
monument from the rotunda of the state
courthouse. The Alabama Court of the
Judiciary unanimously imposed ..." 11/14/2003 03:32 AM

Court Allows Lindows to Keep Its Name
(PC World)

Court Allows Lindows to Keep Its Name
(PC World) 05/27/2004 03:34 PM
PC World - Company's name does not violate Microsoft's Windows trademark, judge says.

Lindows can keep its name, court rules

Lindows can keep its name, court rules 05/28/2004 10:47 PM
Sunday Times South Africa May 29 2004 2:47AM GMT

Swedish court blocks Lindows

Swedish court blocks Lindows 12/11/2003 02:27 PM
CNET Dec 11 2003 1:39PM ET

European Court Gives Microsoft Win
Against Lindows

European Court Gives Microsoft Win
Against Lindows 12/12/2003 11:13 PM
BeSpacific Dec 12 2003 10:06PM ET

US Judge Dismisses California Claims
Versus Microsoft

US Judge Dismisses California Claims
Versus Microsoft 04/19/2005 11:33 AM
A federal judge dismisses a claim by five California cities and counties that Microsoft, the world's largest software maker, had overcharged them for software.

California start-up claims fuel cell
breakthrough

California start-up claims fuel cell
breakthrough 01/19/2004 09:31 AM
Computer Weekly Jan 19 2004 12:43PM GMT

US Judge Dismisses California Claims Vs
Microsoft (Reuters)

US Judge Dismisses California Claims Vs
Microsoft (Reuters) 04/18/2005 07:14 PM
Reuters - A federal judge on Monday dismissed a claim by five California cities and counties that Microsoft Corp. , the world's largest software maker, had overcharged them for software.

Lindows Wins Over Microsoft in Dutch
Court

Lindows Wins Over Microsoft in Dutch
Court 05/29/2004 09:06 PM
Enterprise Windows I.T. May 30 2004 0:48AM GMT

Lindows Wins a Round in Court (PC World)

Lindows Wins a Round in Court (PC World) 06/02/2004 11:39 AM
PC World - OS will be back on store shelves in Europe; Microsoft must pay legal fees.

Microsoft ordered to pay Lindows court
fees

Microsoft ordered to pay Lindows court
fees 06/02/2004 01:42 PM
ZDNet Jun 2 2004 5:20PM GMT

Microsoft, Lindows face off in Dutch
court

Microsoft, Lindows face off in Dutch
court 05/11/2004 02:55 PM
Microsoft is demanding the open-source software company be hit with a fine in excess of $100,000 per day for allegedly infringing on the Windows trademark.

Court: Lindows Free to Sell Its OS in
Benelux

Court: Lindows Free to Sell Its OS in
Benelux 06/02/2004 07:54 PM
The Amsterdam District Court denies Microsoft's request for an injunction to keep Lindows from selling its products in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, saying that Lindows is not breaking the terms of an earlier settlement.

Microsoft Asks Court To Fine Lindows Yet
Again

Microsoft Asks Court To Fine Lindows Yet
Again 05/11/2004 04:32 PM
One thing you can definitely say about Michael Robertson is that he knows how to use controversy and lawsuits to get publicity. After first losing the trademark dispute with Microsoft over the Lindows name in Benelux, he changed the product name to Lin---s. This didn't make Microsoft happy, so they changed the name again to Linspire. However, it appears Microsoft is still not satisfied and is asking the court to fine them again - which must delight Robertson for the publicity he's getting. However, when you look at the details, this move by Microsoft seems particularly petty (though, it must be admitted, switching the name to Lin---s was fairly petty as well). Here, the complaint is that in the copyright notice on the Linspire page, it still says that Linspire is owned by the company Lindows. Microsoft is claiming that this will confuse people - which is a huge stretch. The judge should toss this out. Meanwhile, Microsoft and Lindows/Linspire should stop wasting time over things like this and spend their money and effort on things that actually make their products more useful.

Lindows wins in US court Microsoft
ruling

Lindows wins in US court Microsoft
ruling 02/11/2004 09:44 AM
Silicon.com Feb 11 2004 2:15PM GMT

Briefly: Swedish court blocks Lindows

Briefly: Swedish court blocks Lindows 12/11/2003 02:27 PM
CNET Dec 11 2003 1:39PM ET

Order in the e-Court!

Order in the e-Court! 09/21/2004 06:30 PM

Lindows/Windows Trademark Suit Heads To
Court

Lindows/Windows Trademark Suit Heads To
Court 11/13/2003 01:37 PM
Fortune's David Kirkpatrick is looking at the Microsoft suit against Lindows.com accusing them of trademark violation. He talks to Lindows CEO Michael Robertson, and buys into his arguments completely... until he speaks to a Microsoft representative. The arguments seem to be all over the place, but the one point that is most important is whether or not people will be confused by a product called Lindows, and think it was created by Microsoft. Microsoft claims to have a study saying that 18% of people would be confused. Is that enough to force a name change? Meanwhile, Kirkpatrick points out that the folks at Microsoft should probably be more worried about the actual desktop Linux offerings that are coming along, rather than what anyone calls their products.

Court deals blow to Microsoft in Lindows
case

Court deals blow to Microsoft in Lindows
case 02/10/2004 10:46 PM
Industry Standard Feb 11 2004 3:15AM GMT

Microsoft Asks Court to Fine Lindows
Again (PC World)

Microsoft Asks Court to Fine Lindows
Again (PC World) 05/11/2004 04:20 PM
PC World - Software giant says Web site still displays Lindows name.

Dutch court denies injunction, fines MS
in Lindows case

Dutch court denies injunction, fines MS
in Lindows case 06/02/2004 08:27 AM
Lindows Inc. claimed a victory in its latest trademark tussle with Microsoft Corp. this week after a Dutch court denied a request by Microsoft that the Linux-based software vendor be barred from using the Lindows name in connection with sales of its products in the Benelux countries: Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Sharman to challenge court order

Sharman to challenge court order 02/10/2004 02:35 AM
Lawyers representing Sharman Networks inform the Federal Court of Australia they intend to challenge the validity of the court order that resulted in raids at several locations across Australia last week.

Small California Newspaper Opens Up
Website To Citizen Reporters

Small California Newspaper Opens Up
Website To Citizen Reporters 07/22/2004 12:57 PM
There was a lot of hype last year around Korea's Ohmynews service that let anyone write articles for it. While there have been some attempts to recreate it elsewhere, one of the most interesting is described in today's Wired News. Instead of just building a similar "citizen journalist" project from scratch, an already established newspaper in a small town in California has thrown open their website to local residents to publish their own articles or photos. The news covers typical local interest stories: school news, community news, youth sports, etc. There are editors on hand who review the submissions to make sure they're on topic. It's an experiment worth watching. While it's not likely such a system will replace existing journalists, it certainly is a way to enhance coverage. There are risks, of course, such as dealing with unsubstantiated or biased reporting in those cases, but as the article notes, it seems to work well in this type of community, where the focus really is on local events -- where many of those involved have a better handle on what's happening than a local reporter would.

Court Won't Order Cheney Papers Released
(AP)

Court Won't Order Cheney Papers Released
(AP) 06/24/2004 09:38 AM
AP - The Supreme Court refused Thursday to order the Bush administration to make public secret details of Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force, but kept the case alive by sending it back to a lower court.

Court won't order Cheney papers released

Court won't order Cheney papers released 06/24/2004 02:48 PM

Appeals Court Rejects Microsoft Plea;
Lindows Case Heads to Trial

Appeals Court Rejects Microsoft Plea;
Lindows Case Heads to Trial 05/25/2004 11:46 AM
Microsoft's trademark lawsuit against Lindows will continue to trial, possibly later this year, after a federal appeals court denied Microsoft's appeal request. Microsoft was questioning an earlier court decision that found Microsoft's trademark on "Windows" to be potentially invalid because the word is a common term. Microsoft had argued that the term wasn't generic in the computer industry, despite its general use to describe onscreen objects in various graphical systems dating back almost 30 years. And because Microsoft does own a trademark on the term, it had sued Lindows for naming its Linux distribution Lindows, a name that might confuse consumers.

U.S. marine beheaded, Iraqi website
claims

U.S. marine beheaded, Iraqi website
claims 07/04/2004 06:00 AM
Cbc.ca - Sat Jul 3, 10:15 pm GMT

Considering Dish Network? California
residents can get a great special offer
for satellite TV, through a new website.

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residents can get a great special offer
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More and more unhappy cable subscribers are moving their business to Dish Network. California residents now have a special offer available with free digital recorders, HDTV, free installation and more. [PRWEB May 24, 2004]

Mother collapses after terrorist website
claims execution of

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claims execution of 09/26/2004 07:01 AM
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Court Rules California Cannot Ban Gay
Marriages (Reuters)

Court Rules California Cannot Ban Gay
Marriages (Reuters) 03/14/2005 05:36 PM
Reuters - In a victory for gay rights groups, a California Superior Court judge ruled on Monday that the state's voter-approved ban on homosexual marriage is unconstitutional.

"In the Superior Court of California,
County of San Mateo"

"In the Superior Court of California,
County of San Mateo" 12/19/2004 03:21 PM

California Supreme Court voids gay
marriages in SF

California Supreme Court voids gay
marriages in SF 08/13/2004 05:45 AM

AP @ San Jose Mercury News

Calif. Supreme Court voids gay marriages in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court on Thursday voided the nearly 4,000 same-sex marriages sanctioned in San Francisco this year and ruled unanimously that the mayor overstepped his authority by issuing licenses to gay and lesbian couples.

In February I remember all of the happiness when the Mayor decided to allow same sex marriages in San Francisco. I had friends who were married that day and even saw the line of happy couples lined up at City Hall. At the time Dan Gillmor voiced concern that Mayor Newsom had overstepped his the bounds of his executive power when he declared a state law prohibiting same sex marriages unconstitutional. Larry Lessig chimed in and wrote that at times the executive must push those bounds if they believe something to be genuinely unconstitutional. The last paragraph in Lessig's post has an important caveat.

Lawrence Lessig

One critical caveat: The rule of law requires some coordination. So if a court decides that a law is constitutional, while an executive has the right to disagree, and even push to have the decision changed, it is important that the executive follow the law at least with respect to that case.
...Thus, if California courts decide the marriage law is not unconstitutional, then Newsom should then obey that law as ultimately interpreted.

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Heeding Court Order, Pentagon Halts
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Heeding Court Order, Pentagon Halts
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