Ruling in scanning technology patent case could hold wide implications
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Scanning Tech Patent Case Eyed
Scanning Tech Patent Case Eyed
01/27/2004 01:17 AMAP via ABCNEWS.com Jan 27 2004 4:52AM GMT
Scanning tech patent case eyed
Scanning tech patent case eyed
01/27/2004 12:10 AMBoston Globe Jan 27 2004 4:16AM GMT
World Wide Web Consortium Presents the
US Patent Office with Evidence
Invalidating Eolas Patent
World Wide Web Consortium Presents the
US Patent Office with Evidence
Invalidating Eolas Patent
10/30/2003 12:34 AMWorld Wide Web Consortium Presents the US Patent Office with Evidence
Invalidating Eolas Patent .. se ha presentado en las oficinas de
patentes y marcas de los Estados Unidos .. Read the briefing .. News
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European Commission’s Decision in the
Microsoft Case and its Implications for
Other Companies and Industries (PDF)
European Commission’s Decision in the
Microsoft Case and its Implications for
Other Companies and Industries (PDF)
04/22/2004 01:20 AMMicrosoft reaction: The European Commission is seeking to make new law
that will have an adverse impact on consumers, the technology industry
and many other sectors by stifling innovation.
Microsoft EU ruling on hold
Microsoft EU ruling on hold
06/28/2004 04:50 AMBoston Globe Jun 28 2004 9:12AM GMT
TechBrief: Plan fails for EU-wide patent
law
TechBrief: Plan fails for EU-wide patent
law
05/18/2004 06:18 PMInternational Herald Tribune,France-26 minutes ago ... LYCOS BEATS
GOOGLE: Lycos Europe beat its larger rival Google to market with an
e-mail service featuring one gigabyte of storage space. ...
U.S. Patent Office Grants New Patent for
BUGS Carbon Reactivation Technology;
Innovative Biotechnology Solutio
U.S. Patent Office Grants New Patent for
BUGS Carbon Reactivation Technology;
Innovative Biotechnology Solutio
06/17/2005 04:27 PMInvestors Business Daily Jun 16 2005 1:56PM GMT
US Patent Office Grants Special Patent
Status to Private Inventor Regarding
Alleged Technology Infringement by
Acterna Corporation’s DSAM 2500 Cable
Modem Tester
US Patent Office Grants Special Patent
Status to Private Inventor Regarding
Alleged Technology Infringement by
Acterna Corporation’s DSAM 2500 Cable
Modem Tester
09/27/2004 03:30 AMRichard C. Jaworski announces that the US Patent Office has granted
his “Petition to Make Special” on his System of Testing the Upstream
Cable Modem Channel (TUCMC) patent application. The petition to the US
Patent Office alleged infringement of his technology by Acterna
Corporation in their DSAM 2500 Cable Modem Test Instrument. Mr.
Jaworski has written evidence that Acterna knew of the patent and the
technology prior to releasing the feature in the DSAM 2500. According
to patent law, triple damages are applicable for prior knowledge
infringement as soon as the patent issues. Due to its special status,
Jaworski expects the patent to issue in the immediate future. [PRWEB
Sep 27, 2004]
Patent ruling creates ripples on Net
Patent ruling creates ripples on Net
11/04/2003 12:09 PMZDNet UK Nov 4 2003 10:29AM ET
Net jukebox firm wins patent ruling
Net jukebox firm wins patent ruling
01/09/2004 09:58 PMCNET Jan 9 2004 6:50PM ET
eBay wins preliminary patent ruling
eBay wins preliminary patent ruling
03/30/2005 11:39 AMglobetechnology.com Mar 30 2005 3:09PM GMT
Xerox to fight patent validity ruling
Xerox to fight patent validity ruling
05/27/2004 10:40 AMDenies prior art negates its Unistroke IP
The Wide Range of Abilities and Its
Impact on Computer Technology
The Wide Range of Abilities and Its
Impact on Computer Technology
01/18/2004 11:30 PMIn 2003, Microsoft Corporation commissioned Forrester Research, Inc.,
to conduct a study to measure the potential market of people in the
United States who are most likely to benefit from the use of
accessible technology for computers. Accessible technology enables
individuals to adjust their computers to meet their visual, hearing,
dexterity, cognitive, and speech needs. It includes both accessibility
options built into products as well as specialty hardware and software
products (assistive technology products ) that help individuals
interact with a computer.
The goals of this study were to identify the range of physical and
cognitive abilities among working-age adults and current computer
users in the United States, the types of difficulties and impairments
that limit the scope of activities and their degree of severity, and
the number of people who could potentially benefit from using
accessible technology. This information, coupled with aging population
trends, can help to explain the aging population's impact on computer
use and need for accessible technology.
Microsoft Moves to Overturn Eolas Patent
Ruling
Microsoft Moves to Overturn Eolas Patent
Ruling
06/09/2004 05:59 AMMicrosoft has filed a 174-page brief asking the U.S. Court of Appeals
to overturn the judgment of a District Court, which holds Redmond
liable for $565 million USD in damages for violating a controversial
patent held by Eolas. The patent pertains to a mechanism used by
developers to embed and evoke interactive programs from within a Web
browser.
Briefly: Net jukebox firm wins patent
ruling
Briefly: Net jukebox firm wins patent
ruling
01/09/2004 09:58 PMCNET Jan 9 2004 8:02PM ET
Microsoft appeals $520 million browser
patent ruling
Microsoft appeals $520 million browser
patent ruling
06/09/2004 08:52 AMOut-Law.com Jun 9 2004 12:33PM GMT
AutoZone wants SCO case put on hold
AutoZone wants SCO case put on hold
04/27/2004 03:50 PMThe auto parts retailer answers the SCO Group's legal push against big
Linux users by asking the court to postpone the copyright-violation
lawsuit against it.
World Wide Web inventor receives Finnish
technology award (AFP)
World Wide Web inventor receives Finnish
technology award (AFP)
06/15/2004 06:41 AMAFP - The British inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee,
received Finland's newly established Millennium Technology Prize for
enhancing "people's quality of life".
Auckland University of Technology Takes
Wi-Fi Campus-wide Commercially
Auckland University of Technology Takes
Wi-Fi Campus-wide Commercially
07/29/2004 01:06 AMAUT will rely on Reach Wireless to install a campus-wide, commercial
hotzone: In the U.S., we're used to universities and other educational
institutions installing Wi-Fi as part of their basic infrastructure,
including the cost of operation out of their physical plant or IT
budget, alum fund, students fees (partly hidden), or other endowments.
Auckland, New Zealand's technology institute has turned to commercial
operator Reach Wireless, which employs RoamAD's quasi-mesh/cell Wi-Fi
architecture, to deploy a hotzone across campus and handle the
finances. AUT will own the infrastructure and carry the hotzone's
traffic over its own Internet feed. But Reach Wireless will operate
the service, collect fees, and provided customer and billing support.
Students and faculty will be charged NZ$16.95 (US$15.25) per month.
Existing Reach customers and the general public will also be able to
use the campus network. Current subscribers won't pay extra for
access; vice-versa, AUT affiliated subscribers will have Reach within
reach at a small additional cost off campus. Here's the kicker from a
press release: The network was designed in one day and deployed in
less than a week....
BlackBerry maker gets split decision in
patent infringement ruling
BlackBerry maker gets split decision in
patent infringement ruling
12/19/2004 03:45 PMA court upholds a decision that the makers of the popular BlackBerry
handheld infringes on patents held by a holding company, but reversed
an injunction against shipping the wireless units in the US.
Court overturns ruling in Microsoft
patent dispute over keyboard
Court overturns ruling in Microsoft
patent dispute over keyboard
07/06/2004 06:23 PMSan Francisco Chronicle Jul 6 2004 11:09PM GMT
British creator of World Wide Web scoops
first technology 'Nobel prize'
British creator of World Wide Web scoops
first technology 'Nobel prize'
06/16/2004 01:18 PMTechzonez Jun 16 2004 5:12PM GMT
802.20 deployment as a wide area mobile
data technology expected by 2008
802.20 deployment as a wide area mobile
data technology expected by 2008
07/17/2004 03:15 AM [PRWEB Jul 17, 2004]
U.S. appeal court overturns ruling in
Microsoft patent dispute over keyboard
U.S. appeal court overturns ruling in
Microsoft patent dispute over keyboard
07/06/2004 10:16 PMNational Post Jul 7 2004 2:39AM GMT
Court makes right-to-die case ruling
Court makes right-to-die case ruling
06/01/2004 08:22 PMCanadian file-swapping case on hold
Canadian file-swapping case on hold
02/16/2004 06:49 PMglobetechnology.com Feb 16 2004 10:13PM GMT
EU said to be near final ruling in
Microsoft antitrust case
EU said to be near final ruling in
Microsoft antitrust case
01/26/2004 10:58 PMIHT Jan 27 2004 3:09AM GMT
Ruling means IBM could owe billions in
pension case
Ruling means IBM could owe billions in
pension case
02/18/2004 08:17 PMSiliconValley.com Feb 19 2004 0:33AM GMT
Families await organ case ruling
Families await organ case ruling
02/18/2004 01:31 PMThe High Court action by families claiming the NHS retained relatives'
organs without consent ends, with a ruling due at a later date.
Europe drafts ruling in Microsoft
antitrust case
Europe drafts ruling in Microsoft
antitrust case
01/27/2004 07:24 AMComputer Weekly Jan 27 2004 11:05AM GMT
Ruling Handed Down in Danish Deep
Linking Case
Ruling Handed Down in Danish Deep
Linking Case
07/05/2002 10:37 AM"An Internet news service was barred by court order Friday from
linking to the Web sites of Danish newspapers."
EFF to appeal ruling in Apple freedom of
the press case
EFF to appeal ruling in Apple freedom of
the press case
03/23/2005 12:59 PMThe EFF has filed an appeal in the lawsuit involving Apple and a
handful of rumor sites. The EFF argues that the original ruling
endangers journalistic integrity, while giving Apple an easy time.
Judge to Make Critical Ruling in
EU-Microsoft Case
Judge to Make Critical Ruling in
EU-Microsoft Case
07/26/2004 12:33 PMAn appeal judge will decide if sanctions imposed against Microsoft
should be suspended until the end of the appeal process, which could
take several years.
New Spam-Scanning Technology Finds Spam
New Spam-Scanning Technology Finds Spam
04/02/2005 02:50 AMSlashdot Apr 2 2005 5:43AM GMT
Judge delays ruling on lawyer fees in
Microsoft case
Judge delays ruling on lawyer fees in
Microsoft case
05/13/2004 03:14 PMSiliconValley.com May 13 2004 6:56PM GMT
Draft EC ruling finds Microsoft guilty
in antitrust case
Draft EC ruling finds Microsoft guilty
in antitrust case
01/27/2004 05:17 PMOfficials at the European Commission circulated a draft ruling that
finds Microsoft guilty of abusing the monopoly power of its Windows
operating system, according to people close to the commission.
EC circulating final draft of antitrust
ruling in Microsoft case
EC circulating final draft of antitrust
ruling in Microsoft case
01/26/2004 05:15 PMEuropean Commission antitrust officials have drafted a final ruling in
the 6-year-long antitrust case against Microsoft, with a decision
"imminent," according to a commission spokeswoman.
Report: EU ruling on Microsoft antitrust
case takes shape
Report: EU ruling on Microsoft antitrust
case takes shape
03/13/2003 06:13 PMA report this week indicates that the software company is likely to be
found guilty of violating European antitrust laws later this year.
The first patent case
The first patent case
03/13/2003 10:16 AM"In the case of Thor vs. Ug, wherein Thor, holder of patent 0000000001
for Method and Apparatus to Kill Large Beasts for Purposes of Eating,
as implemented by Heavy Rock on End of Stick, contends that Ug has
contravened the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by disassembling
Heavy Rock on Stick to make Pointed Rock on Stick, and that method of
Poking Beasts Until Dead is essentially a foreseen variation of
Hitting Beasts Until Dead, the Appeals court has ruled in...
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