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Apple iPad and "4G": did we really lap this up? 
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Apple iPad and "4G": did we really lap this up?

by William Maher  |  28 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
Opinion: By now you'd think we'd be cynical, or maybe many Australians are sitting ducks when it comes to the next big thing.
Microsoft settles over Aussie-invented patent 
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Microsoft settles over Aussie-invented patent

by James Hutchinson  |  9 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
The Australian inventor behind an eight-year patent battle with Microsoft has welcomed the software giant’s settlement with the Singapore company he founded.
Apple vs Samsung – the story so far (updated) 
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Apple vs Samsung – the story so far (updated) View all Stuff Articles

by Esat Dedezade  |  1 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
Here's what happens when two tech giants lock horns in the legal jungle...
Samsung claims delayed launch will kill Galaxy Tab 
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Samsung claims delayed launch will kill Galaxy Tab

by Liz Tay  |  5 Oct 2011  |  Comment now
Last-minute negotiations for early final hearing fall through.
Court lifts EU-wide sales ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 
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Court lifts EU-wide sales ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab

by Stewart Mitchell  |  17 Aug 2011  |  Comment now
Apple's patent victory has been watered down by German judge.
Google hit with French court case 
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Google hit with French court case

by Stewart Mitchell  |  29 Jun 2011  |  Comment now
Google is facing further court action over alleged anti-competitive practices after a French company filed an action claiming damages of €295 million ($402 million).
US Supreme Court finds games should be protected by First Amendment 
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US Supreme Court finds games should be protected by First Amendment View all Atomic Articles

by David Hollingworth  |  28 Jun 2011  |  Comment now
The highest legal body in the United States has just found that games are no different to any other media, and should be protected under US free speech laws.
Judge awards $31k to man arrested following child porn investigation 
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Judge awards $31k to man arrested following child porn investigation

by Nicole Kobie  |  5 Apr 2011  |  Comment now
The UK's High Court has awarded damages to a man wrongfully caught up in the Operation Ore child porn investigation.
Wikileaks judge permits Twitter in court 
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Wikileaks judge permits Twitter in court

by Barry Collins  |  16 Dec 2010  |  Comment now
Judge gives green light to live Twitter updates in court - but doubt remains over its dangers
Judge slashes "excessive" downloading fine tenfold 
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Judge slashes "excessive" downloading fine tenfold

by Iain Thomson  |  12 Jul 2010  |  Comment now
A Boston judge slashed a fine for downloading against a unicersity student tenfold, caling it "unconstitutionally excessive.".
iiNet vs AFACT: court case dismissed, AFACT must pay costs 
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iiNet vs AFACT: court case dismissed, AFACT must pay costs

by Daniel Long  |  4 Feb 2010  |  Comment now
It's finally over. It appears that a big victory has been handed to iiNet and BitTorrent users
Microsoft rolls out Word patch 
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Microsoft rolls out Word patch

by Phil Muncaster  |  29 Dec 2009  |  Comment now
The workaround will allow Redmond to comply with court ruling banning the sale of certain versions of Word.
Intel takes AMD anti-trust battle to the US 
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Intel takes AMD anti-trust battle to the US

by V3.co.uk staff  |  16 Oct 2009  |  Comment now
The AMD versus Intel fight is going for a rematch in the US courts, and it appears that Intel is getting mean right from the start..
Pirate Bay trial comes to an end 
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Pirate Bay trial comes to an end

by Iain Thomson  |  5 Mar 2009  |  Comment now
The trial of the four Swedish men accused of copyright theft for running the Pirate Bay web site has come to an end..
Pirate Bay spies court appointment off starboard bow 
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Pirate Bay spies court appointment off starboard bow View all Atomic Articles

by The Inquirer  |  17 Feb 2009  |  Comment now
Ahoy, me peer to peer hearties!
Court rules Wikipedia not authoritative 
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Court rules Wikipedia not authoritative View all Atomic Articles

by The Inquirer  |  4 Sep 2008  |  Comment now
You don't say
Tech's Top Five "Most Wanted" 
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Tech's Top Five "Most Wanted"

by Alex Kidman  |  24 Jul 2008  |  Comment now
Spammer Eddie Davidson (now on the run from prison) is just the latest in a history of IT identities in trouble with the law. Here are five of the most publicised IT criminals.
AMD and Intel fling mud over Kind of Chips title 
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AMD and Intel fling mud over Kind of Chips title

by Egan Orion  |  7 May 2008  |  Comment now
Was the underdog unfairly crippled in its quest to get chips in PCs? No says Intel, AMD chips just aren't as good.
Court rules web trolls can stay anonymous 
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Court rules web trolls can stay anonymous

by Iain Thomson  |  13 Feb 2008  |  Comment now
Anonymity is a guarantee, no matter what.
GPL case settled out of court 
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GPL case settled out of court

by Iain Thomson  |  26 Sep 2007  |  Comment now
Sighs of relief all round.
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