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Jury slaps Sony with $82 million verdict

September 22, 2004 A jury finds that Sony's PlayStation unit infringed on two patents owned by force-feedback specialist Immersion. TAGS: verdict, jury, Sony Corp., patent, joystick, Sony Playstation, California, Microsoft Corp.

Fixing a broken patent system

October 10, 2007 Copyright attorney Alex Chachkes says the pressure is on to fix a system generally agreed to be in a state of disarray. TAGS: NTP, patent, Research In Motion Ltd., continuation, jury, litigation, RIM BlackBerry, corporation, dollar

Police Blotter: MySpace profile sets convicted felon free

November 30, 2007 Man convicted of molesting two girls gets new trial after appeals court agrees jurors shouldn't have perused MySpace for one girl's profile. TAGS: juror, Police Blotter, West Virginia, girl, MySpace, jury, verdict, conviction, trial, defendant, appeals court, error

Vonage to pay $58 million in Verizon patent case

March 9, 2007 Vonage takes another blow when a Virginia jury found the IP telephony provider infringed on three Verizon patents. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., jury, Verizon Communications, injunction, patent, Research In Motion Ltd., damage, NTP, IP telephony, Virginia, Internet phone, service provider, IP

Police Blotter: Did blogging juror affect DUI trial?

November 9, 2007 Court of appeals upholds conviction of drunk driver who asked for a new trial because of a juror's blogging. TAGS: juror, blogging, verdict, Police Blotter, trial, jury, Ohio, evidence, blog

For RIAA, a black eye comes with the job

October 9, 2007 Despite negative public image, record industry group has little choice but to continue lawsuits, insiders say. TAGS: RIAA, public relations, file-sharing, jury, fight, image

Police Blotter: Is computer-generated pornography illegal?

November 2, 2007 Utah jury delivers guilty verdict after being told "computer-generated images" of nude minors are illegal--despite Supreme Court ruling. TAGS: minor, conduct, Utah, Police Blotter, verdict, jury, woman, picture, law, image, photograph

Police Blotter: Porn spammers' guilty verdict upheld

September 7, 2007 Federal judge upholds guilty verdicts, denies new trial to spammers specializing in sexually explicit solicitations. TAGS: CAN-SPAM Act, Police Blotter, spammer, verdict, jury, recipient, Arizona, domain name, trial, operation, image

Week in review: Microsoft gets its game on

September 28, 2007 Long-awaited Halo 3 makes big debut, Vonage loses patent appeal, and Washington looks at Google-DoubleClick and Net taxes. TAGS: Halo 3, Vonage Holdings Corp., jury, patent, Xbox 360, Sprint Nextel, Verizon Communications, Week in review, damage, video game, Internet phone, Microsoft Xbox, gamer, IP, Microsoft Corp., video

Alleged 'Seattle Spammer' arrested

May 31, 2007 After being indicted by a federal grand jury, Robert Alan Soloway pleads not guilty to 35 counts related to junk e-mail. TAGS: count, jury, spammer, Seattle, spam, Judge, attorney, U.S., e-mail

Jury convicts man in DMCA case

September 23, 2003 A Florida man who sold cards to get free access to DirecTV is found guilty of breaking the Digital Millennium Copyright Act--the first jury-trial conviction, a U.S. attorney's office says. TAGS: DMCA, DirecTV, conviction, jury, attorney, Los Angeles, count, office, hacking, Florida, e-book, law, card, satellite, U.S., security

AOL phisher faces up to 101 years in prison

January 16, 2007 Found guilty by a jury, a California man faces time in federal prison for sending out e-mail scams and related crimes. TAGS: prosecutor, jury, prison, phishing, CAN-SPAM Act, America Online Inc., credit card, attorney, billing, Time Warner Inc., Microsoft Office, California, U.S., e-mail

Microsoft wins Smart Tags case

September 30, 2004 A jury decides the Office technology doesn't impose on another software maker's patent. TAGS: Arendi Holdings, Smart Tags, jury, patent, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Corp., document, software company

Police blotter: Enhanced video used to convict arsonist

May 12, 2006 Court rules on whether a digitally enhanced videotape can be used against a woman accused of burning down her employer's offices. TAGS: fire, Police Blotter, evidence, jury, image, trial, video

Court rejects Vonage bid for patent case retrial

May 3, 2007 Net phone company can cite a recent landmark Supreme Court decision as part of pending appeal, but doesn't get a new trial. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., Verizon Communications, patent, appeal, verdict, jury, motion, trial, court, request, lawyer

Video blogger gets two days to return to prison

September 20, 2006 Josh Wolf now has more time to spread the word about what he calls an assault on First Amendment rights. TAGS: jury, blogger, evidence, appeal, lawyer, attorney, California, San Francisco, video

TiVo scores patent win against EchoStar

April 13, 2006 Victory could lead to increased licensing revenues for the struggling DVR maker. TAGS: EchoStar Communications Corp., TiVo Inc., DVR, patent, DVR company, jury, DirecTV, Texas

Welcome to litigation land, 2006

March 4, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says there's no joy in tech-dom after the RIM-NTP settlement. TAGS: Research In Motion Ltd., NTP, jury, litigation, lawyer

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. TAGS: courtroom, jury, General Electric Co., murder, wireless network, text messaging, wireless device, court, trial, messaging, California, TV

Appeals court ponders Microsoft patent case

December 9, 2004 Judge suggests jury in Eolas-Microsoft trial should have been permitted to consider prior art. TAGS: Eolas Technologies Inc., jury, appeals court, Judge, art, patent, Web browser, Microsoft Corp.
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