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Microsoft expands cybersquatter fight
March 14, 2007 Company files new lawsuits against cybersquatters in the U.K. and the U.S., charging violation of intellectual property law.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.U.K. judge frowns on software patents
January 13, 2006 Sir Robin Jacob questions the need for software patents and scolds the U.S. for letting "anything under the sun" be patented.Feds announce global antipiracy initiatives
September 21, 2005 Commerce Department to dispatch representatives overseas to advise foreign governments on fighting intellectual property theft.HP sues Acer again over patents
April 23, 2007 In second suit against Acer in a month, HP seeks to prevent Taiwan-based PC maker from selling its computers in the U.S.China, U.S. hammer out trade concerns
April 22, 2004 A joint commission is taking steps to resolve commercial concerns about the development of a wireless networking security standard and enforcement of intellectual property rights.SCO takes Linux licensing overseas
January 14, 2004 Companies outside the United States that use the open-source operating system now face the threat of legal action from the SCO Group, which is making licenses available worldwide.Why Microsoft is under assault from all corners
April 9, 2007 Attorney Lars Liebeler says open hostility toward the software maker runs contrary to a central premise of free-market economics.U.S. lawmakers form antipiracy caucus
October 21, 2003 A group of federal lawmakers aims to put more steam behind issues of intellectual property piracy online and offline.Week in review: Microsoft's patent offensive
May 18, 2007 Company identifies infringed-on patents, invites infringers to strike licensing deals. Not many takers, so far.Three convictions in Net piracy sweeps
March 9, 2005 Software pirates plead guilty, face up to 10 years in prison, in largest multinational Net piracy investigation to date.How to fight against patent terrorism
January 6, 2005 Attorney Richard Wilder says CIOs will increasingly need to weigh indemnification policies before making purchases.Man charged with hacking USC database
April 20, 2006 Prosecutors allege the San Diego man nabbed sensitive info on more than 275,000 people from a university system.Study: Trade pact bad for workers, inventors
May 10, 2005 Coalition claims that proposed Central America Free Trade Agreement benefits multinational corporations--to the detriment of workers.Week in review: Microsoft's kick in the patents
February 23, 2007 While Microsoft finds itself in a dogfight over patents, battles over the iPhone trademark and satellite radio settle down.Trade deal exports DMCA down under
August 3, 2004 President Bush signs a trade deal that extends controversial software patents and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to Australia.Microsoft balances patents, standards
February 3, 2004 Recent XML-related patents illustrate the software giant's balancing act between supporting open standards and profiting from its inventions.SCO's McBride sounds off in Linux legal battle
December 5, 2003 Chief Executive Darl McBride invokes the Founding Fathers in his company's battle over intellectual property rights. Also: SCO postpones its quarterly earnings report.Offshoring: Companies guarding 'secret sauce'
May 5, 2004 Digital Agenda Many U.S. tech businesses say they are adamant about keeping IP at home for now, even if they are considering some form of foreign outsourcing.Tech panel sees IT jobs returning to U.S.
October 22, 2003 The loss of U.S. jobs due to a shift of information technology work overseas maybe be painful for American workers now, but the discomfort is temporary, a panel concludes.
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