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Point, Veoh. Court Upholds DMCA Protections In Suit Brought Against It By UMG.Open in New Window
For those Web companies that comply by it, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is turning out to be their best friend. Last week, Universal Music Group (UMG) was denied a summary judgment by a Los read more »
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RIM Takes Motorola To Court Over JobsOpen in New Window
"Motorola is trying to keep the BlackBerry maker from hiring fired or soon-to-be fired employees, RIM said in a lawsuit." read more »
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Ofcom spectrum-flog closer after court decisionOpen in New Window
"Ofcom's continuing battle to sell off the 2.6GHz frequency has taken a step forward, with T-Mobile and O2 losing their appeal in relation to the question of jurisdiction..." read more »
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European Court OKs rich Finns text listOpen in New Window
"A company that sends text messages revealing the income of Finland's wealthiest citizens is subject to European data protection laws but could be protected..." read more »
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US district court puts scareware on iceOpen in New Window
"Score one for the Federal Trade Commission, which is apparently as sick of seeing ads for Antivirus XP as the rest of us. The government organization has won an injunction against a group of compan read more »
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Sprint To Pay $17.5 Million For Early Termination FeesOpen in New Window
"The company has secured preliminary court approval for a settlement regarding early termination fees, and it may help the carrier dodge larger class-action suits." read more »
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Indian court urged to 'ban Google Earth'Open in New Window
"Legal advocates have petitioned an Indian court to ban Google Earth following intelligence indicating the satellite imaging site was used to plan last month's terrorist attacks..." read more »
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Court allows spyware program to go back on saleOpen in New Window
"A Florida company that sells a spyware program must change advertising pitches that emphasize the product's clandestine nature, but the company can continue to sell the application..." read more »
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