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Microsoft Patent Case in the Supreme Court's Hands
Microsoft tries its final gambit in winning a patent lawsuit with Microsoft as the patent violator.
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i4i vs. Microsoft appeal heard; Trash talk ensues
I4i, the company that was awarded $290 million and an injunction in a patent infringement suit against Microsoft, talked a little trash as three judges heard the software giant's appeal. Microsoft...
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Microsoft granted stay of Word injunction
Microsoft has been granted a stay of an injunction in a patent-infringement case that would have required the software giant to stop selling Word in its current form by next month.
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Microsoft appeals for stay of Word injunction
In its "emergency motion," Microsoft asked an appeals court to halt an injunction that would force the company to stop selling Word and also to speedily hear the company's appeal, once it is filed.
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I4i says not out to destroy Microsoft Word
The chairman of the company that has won a landmark injunction against Microsoft says his goal is not to see Microsoft Word pulled from store shelves.
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Microsoft to pay $200 million for patent infringement
A federal jury ordered Microsoft to pay $200 million in a patent infringement case. The jury ruled that the custom XML tagging features of Word 2003 and Word 2007 infringed on a patent from...
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Software Patent Blockbuster: Microsoft loses to i4i
Software patents continue strong after Supreme Court decision in favor of i4i over Microsoft.
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Microsoft Patent Case in the Supreme Court's Hands
Microsoft tries its final gambit in winning a patent lawsuit with Microsoft as the patent violator.
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Supreme Court quizzes Microsoft lawyers in i4i patent case
The U.S. Supreme Court today pressed lawyers representing Microsoft their argument to overturn rulings that it infringed on patents held by i4i.
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Patent office upholds i4i claims against Microsoft
In the patent-infringement case that seems to never end, i4i announced on May 11 that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected claims on an Office-related patent that Microsoft had requested...
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Microsoft will pay i4i but Word won’t get left behind
Enterprises shouldn’t worry about the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals injunction barring Microsoft from selling Word 2007 and Office 2007 in the US on January 11, 2010. The court upheld a ruling...
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i4i vs. Microsoft appeal heard; Trash talk ensues
I4i, the company that was awarded $290 million and an injunction in a patent infringement suit against Microsoft, talked a little trash as three judges heard the software giant's appeal. Microsoft...
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Word saved? Microsoft gets stay of injunction in i4i patent battle
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit gave Microsoft a win in its patent battle with i4i: A stay of an injunction that would prevent the software giant from selling Word.
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Microsoft granted stay of Word injunction
Microsoft has been granted a stay of an injunction in a patent-infringement case that would have required the software giant to stop selling Word in its current form by next month.
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Microsoft appeals for stay of Word injunction
In its "emergency motion," Microsoft asked an appeals court to halt an injunction that would force the company to stop selling Word and also to speedily hear the company's appeal, once it is filed.
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I4i says not out to destroy Microsoft Word
The chairman of the company that has won a landmark injunction against Microsoft says his goal is not to see Microsoft Word pulled from store shelves.
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Microsoft to pay $200 million for patent infringement
A federal jury ordered Microsoft to pay $200 million in a patent infringement case. The jury ruled that the custom XML tagging features of Word 2003 and Word 2007 infringed on a patent from...
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