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Google countersuit moves to federal court
August 10, 2005 Microsoft moves suit in the Kai-Fu Lee case from California state court to federal court, which could help it avoid local bias.Calif. judge to consider throwing out Google suit
September 14, 2005 Date set for federal judge to weigh Microsoft's motion to dismiss Google's countersuit over Kai-Fu Lee.Kai-Fu Lee trial to stay in Washington, for now
October 14, 2005 Judge's interim ruling keeps case on Microsoft's turf in battle with Google over hiring of key executive.Yahoo speech engineers can work, court says
October 5, 2005 Court declines temporary restraining order in employee-poaching lawsuit brought against Yahoo.Google asks court to void Lee's Microsoft pact
August 29, 2005 Search giant asks federal judge to make summary judgment and rule that Microsoft's employment contract violates California law.Calif. court drops charges against Dunn
March 14, 2007 Judge dismisses misdemeanor charge against former HP chairman. Three other defendants in spying scandal to do community service.Ex-Microsoft employee a million-dollar man
July 27, 2005 Last year Microsoft paid Kai-Fu Lee, recently hired by Google to run its operations in China, more than $1 million, according to a court filing.Why we don't care about Josh Wolf
February 23, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the jailed blogger's plight is another example of Valley quietude when it comes to getting involved.New turn in Yahoo tussle over Nazi items
August 23, 2004 Case involving the Internet and French law continues, as U.S. court reverses First Amendment ruling.File swapper fights RIAA subpoena
August 21, 2003 An anonymous California PC user goes to court to challenge the recording industry's file-trading subpoenas, charging they are unconstitutional and violate her right to privacy.Calif. court ruling seeks to protect bloggers, Web publishers
November 20, 2006 Reversing an appeals court, justices say those who claim to have been defamed in Internet postings may only sue the "originators" of that content.Google, feds face off over search records
March 14, 2006 Google's attempt to fend off Justice Department's request for search records goes before a federal court in San Jose, Calif.Google wants ruling on search trademark law
December 5, 2003 Aiming to pre-empt mounting complaints of trademark violations, the search company asks a court to rule on whether its keyword-advertising policy is legal.DVD-copying code loses free speech shield
August 25, 2003 The California Supreme Court rules that a Web publisher could be barred from posting DVD-cracking code online without infringing on his free speech rights.Peterson death sentence relayed via messaging
December 14, 2004 No-cameras rule can't dampen media circus, as Web sites offer live short text messages from inside the court.Symantec wins $3 million in counterfeit-ware suit
December 23, 2003 The security software maker wins a judgment against one of America's more famous spammers, after a court rules that Maryland Internet Marketing was selling counterfeit Symantec applications.Judge to help feds against Google
March 14, 2006 A federal judge says he would grant federal prosecutors at least some of their records requests. The buzz: Should Google be forced to hand over data? Photo: Google at courtVeriSign's antitrust suit against ICANN dismissed
August 27, 2004 A judge rejects the argument that the manager of the Net's infrastructure violated antitrust law.Apple thwarted in bid to unmask leaker
May 26, 2006 Appeals court rules that communications between a product leaker and an enthusiast Web site are protected by law.Cable wins Supreme Court battle
June 27, 2005 Court sides with FCC, cable companies in case that could have changed the competitive landscape in the broadband market.
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