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Earlier this week, Pink Floyd sued its record label, EMI, for selling individual songs on digital music services like iTunes.
Legendary rockers Pink Floyd filed a lawsuit in London on Tuesday against its record label EMI.
A federal judge put Apple’s legal battle with Nokia on hold until the International Trade Commission (ITC) has a chance to examine the patents.
It’s funny to watch people fight over the patent system we have. The opinions are as varied as the people that argue for or against them.
It surely doesn’t come as any great surprise that Google will support HTC in its legal battle with Apple, but the company made it official tonight.
The iPhone patents Apple accuses HTC of infringing
Apple sued HTC earlier today for infringing 20 of its patents related to the iPhone. There was some confusion earlier as to the number of patents that Apple had in its lawsuit — turns out Apple filed two lawsuits. One suit was filed with the International Trade Commission, while the other was filed in the [...]
Apple on Tuesday said it was suing handset maker HTC for infringing on 20 Apple patents.
Allegations that school officials at Harriton High School used a MacBook Web cam to take a picture of a student at home reached the local prosecutors.
Apple’s iPad isn’t even on the market yet and the company is already facing potential legal challenges.
BetaNet on Monday filed a lawsuit against 18 companies, including Apple, Adobe and Microsoft.
Apple on Friday said it had launched a countersuit against the world’s largest cellphone maker, Nokia.
St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants filed a lawsuit against Apple claiming the company is violating several of its digital camera patents.
It took Psystar less than 24 hours after a settlement was awarded to Apple to stop selling its Mac clone computers.
It looks like the battle is finally over. Apple on Friday won its legal war against Mac clone-maker Psystar.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) on Tuesday issued a warning to Texas Instruments (TI) to back-off its legal threats made to calculator enthusiasts.
Apple is suing Australia’s largest retailer, Woolworths, over its new logo design. Apple feels the design is too much like its own, according to a story on WAToday.com.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is dropping its lawsuit against Apple after the company withdrew its legal threats against Bluwiki.
Shared Memory Graphics filed a lawsuit last Thursday accusing Apple, Nintendo and Sony of copyright infringement, according to court documents obtained by The Loop.
Judge Robert A. Mark has lifted an automatic stay of proceedings from Mac clone-maker Psystar’s bankruptcy filing. The move allows Apple to continue its copyright infringement suit against the company.
Apple is asking the court to remove an automatic stay imposed by a bankruptcy filing and let the case against Mac clone-maker Psystar continue to trial. Psystar filed in bankruptcy protect in May, which invoked an automatic stay of proceedings in Apple’s case against the company for copyright infringement.