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August 27, 2007 Under siege by Hollywood, the company bars American residents from the site.Qualcomm, others await international trade decision
June 7, 2007 Commission expected to rule Thursday whether cell phones using a particular Qualcomm technology can be imported to the U.S.Economist explains move to virtual world
September 19, 2007 Michael Boskin, a newly appointed adviser to Gaia Online, says he was drawn to the teen-oriented site by its realistic economies.Supreme Court to review Microsoft patent appeal
October 27, 2006 Case stemming from spat with AT&T could change how damages are awarded for infringement of U.S. patents on software shipped overseas.Disney cancels U.K. mobile kid-tracking
August 14, 2006 Company's experience with the service, already launched in U.S., could have influenced its decision, analyst says.Qualcomm cell phone ban to take effect
August 7, 2007 Qualcomm loses latest battle to reverse the International Trade Commission's import ban on its technology, says it will continue the fight.Still unanswered questions in EU decision
March 24, 2004 Interpretations differ on how the European Commission's decision will affect Microsoft, consumers and competitors.Kazaa owner takes heart in P2P ruling
August 20, 2004 Sharman Networks applauds U.S. appeal court decision that lets peer-to-peer software makers off the hook.EC regulators delay Oracle decision
April 15, 2004 European antitrust regulators stop the clock on deciding whether to block Oracle's hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft. Observers speculate Oracle is stalling, to avoid an unfavorable EU decision t...Appeals court: RIM violated patents
December 14, 2004 Court affirms patent infringement but reverses injunction in case over the BlackBerry service.State Department questions EU's Microsoft ruling
March 30, 2004 Concern grows in Washington over European regulators' decision to levy harsh penalties and a $613 million fine on the software giant.EU seen ruling against Microsoft
January 27, 2004 While a European Union decision in the antitrust investigation is still in its draft phase, and final details are yet to be made public, all the signs are that it won't be going Microsoft's way.RIM denied stay pending court appeal
October 21, 2005 Courts are asked to reconfirm an injunction that would shut down BlackBerry sales in U.S.Ruling could be key to Microsoft's future
March 24, 2004 A European Union decision to force the company to unbundle its media software with Windows could set legal limits on its product strategy.U.S. politicos fire at EU's Microsoft ruling
March 25, 2004 In a strongly worded letter, members of the House International Relations committee ask regulators in Brussels to reconsider their decision to levy a record fine against the U.S.-based company.FAQ: How the decision will affect file swappers
December 19, 2003 What is the impact for peer-to-peer fans of a court decision that knocks back the recording industry's legal strategy for tracking down and suing alleged file swappers?Supreme Court won't hear RIM suit
October 26, 2005 In its fight against patent infringement allegations, RIM finds its popular BlackBerry service could be halted in the U.S. until 2012.FAQ: Betamax--tech's favorite ruling
March 28, 2005 A 1984 Supreme Court decision legalized the VCR and provided much of the legal context for today's consumer electronics industry.Oracle case bounces to Europe
September 10, 2004 The European Commission is studying the U.S. court decision favoring Oracle's PeopleSoft buyout and deciding whether to pursue its own objections.Europe turns up the heat on tech
June 8, 2004 With the revival of a moribund antitrust probe of Intel, the EU reveals itself as an aggressive regulator willing to cross swords with the United States. Also: Microsoft files its appeal.
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