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Call of Duty producers sued for "shameless" infringement
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US customs delay new HTC phone due to patent dispute
HTC's ongoing patent dispute with Apple has led to a delay in the release of...
US judge dismisses Proview trademark claim against Apple
A judge in California has dismissed Chinese firm Proview Technology's...
EU Attorney General backs anti-trust penalty against AstraZeneca
An adviser to the EU's highest court has said that drug company AstraZeneca...
Google wins 763 domains from cybersquatter
Google has been given ownership of 763 domains from the National Arbitration...
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From 2013 music owned by record labels in the US will begin to fall back to...
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