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- ACLU, Internet groups sue Mass. over obscenity law that covers IMs, text messages, e-mail
- Patent holder that won hefty RIM settlement sues other smart phone makers over e-mail patents
- LaHood accuses lobbying campaign of undermining efforts to fight distracted driving
- Lawsuit seeks arbitration for attorney fees in Microsoft settlement case
- New laws loosen gun control, restrict smoking and drinking, and crack down on texting misuse
- Supreme Court rules that patent of hedging weather-related risk cannot be granted
- Santa Clara coach Kerry Keating challenging all college coaches not to text and drive
- Study: Adults, teens equally likely to text while driving, adults more likely to chat on phone
- JDA Software may have to pay Dillard’s $246 million in dispute over license agreement
- San Francisco law would require retailers to post radiation levels for cell phones they sell
- Senate panel sends tougher auto safety requirements to Senate floor
- Texting ban, legal raffles among SC bills likely dead as the end of session nears
- Lawmakers push long-shot legislation designed to regulate, tax online gambling
- Law requiring businesses to report purchases to IRS likely to make more owners go high-tech
- Lawmakers push long-shot legislation designed to regulate, tax online gaming
- US, Russia issue call at UN for drivers worldwide to hang up their phones _ and focus on road
- Transportation Dept proposes cell phone restrictions for railroad operators
- Teens get firsthand experience with dangers of texting while driving
- Delaware House passes bill restricting use of cell phones while driving
- Indiana agency, IBM sue each other over canceled $1.3 billon deal to automate welfare system
- Oprah wants drivers to pledge to drop those phones, stop texting behind the wheel
- Harvard law dean denounces student’s e-mail suggesting blacks genetically inferior to whites
- Vermont lawmakers consider restricting state from monitoring public workers’ Internet usage
- Microsoft strikes licensing deal with HTC, which is fighting Apple over iPhone patents
- China wants telecom, Internet companies to inform on clients who leak ’state secret’
- Technology companies fear draft international trade agreement could bring legal risks
- Wisconsin Senate tweaks fines on texting ban before passing bill
- Wisconsin Supreme Court says Racine County can continue lawsuit against computer contractor
- Gov’t proposes banning commercial bus, truck drivers from texting behind the wheel
- Avago Technologies sues STMicroelectronics over optical mouse patents
- Summary Box: Apps to curb texting while driving have tough task
- Applications to curb texting while driving, with different approaches
- Apps to curb texting while driving have tough task, uncertain approach
- Integrated Device says International Trade Commission rules in its favor in patent case
- Texting while driving would be illegal in Arizona under bill passed by Senate, sent to House
- These days, if u r a lawmkr, prhps u shld watch who, whn and where u txt msg or e-mail
- HTC chief says cell phone maker will fight Apple’s suit over iPhone technology
- Jury awards VirnetX nearly $106M in patent dispute with Microsoft, which says will appeal
- Microsoft hit with nearly $106M fine in patent dispute with VirnetX, says will appeal
- Tips for information, directions on the go for travelers whose phones don’t have Web access
- RealNetworks settles suit with movie studios, will not sell DVD copying technology
- German high court: law ordering phone, e-mail traffic data retention violates constitution
- South Dakota lawmakers reject move to identify anonymous defamers on Internet
- UN says patent filings dropped in 2009 as economic downturn hit
- Justice Department still sees legal problems in Google’s digital book settlement
- US Justice Department still sees legal problems in Google’s digital book settlement
- Insurance study finds state distracted driving laws don’t reduce number of crashes
- Ohio court: Online child porn law affects private chat, IMs, e-mail but not public Web sites
- Pa. House votes to ban texting while driving, require hands-free devices for cell phones
- Transportation Dept. tells commercial bus, truck drivers no texting behind the wheel
- China denies involvement in hacking attacks on Google, defends Internet censorship
- China official newspaper slams Clinton Internet speech, denounces ‘information imperialism’
- Microsoft backs AT&T, sues TiVo over TV guide, program delivery technology
- Google postpones launch of 2 mobile phones in China as fallout from censorship rift widens
- Wisconsin Legislature approve ban on texting while driving; governor says he’ll sign bill
- Wisconsin lawmakers passes ban on texting while driving with bipartisan support
- Georgia could become 20th state to outlaw texting for all drivers
- Nebraska lawmakers will consider banning sending or receiving text messages while driving
- Transportation Department, safety advocates join forces in campaign against distracted driving
- Geithner faces hot seat again as lawmakers react to ‘troubling’ e-mails on AIG bailout secrecy
- AP answers your questions on the news, from the homebuyers’ tax credit to texting and driving
- AP Survey: Most Alabama legislators favor bill to ban sending text messages while driving
- 2 issues loom big as Ky. lawmakers return for start of 2010 legislative session
- New Ill. laws: Texting restrictions, tougher information rules, warnings about bowling shoes
- Oregon’s cell phone ban has loophole, police expect challenges from some drivers
- Texting while driving, public smoking, cooking with trans fats targeted in states’ 2010 laws
- Legislation would bar the sending of unsolicited text message ads to New Jersey residents
- Summary Box: Appeals court finds Microsoft violated patent; company has to change Word program
- Appeals court finds Microsoft violated patent; company has to change Word program
- Appeals court finds Microsoft violated patent; can’t sell Word starting Jan. 11
- Court rules Microsoft must pay $5.6M to firm involved in Wisconsin antitrust case
- Texting while driving banned in New Hampshire starting Jan. 1; violators face $100 fine
- Key dates in EU antitrust action against Microsoft
- EU regulators drop investigation into Rambus as US company strikes deal to reduce royalties
- 3,500 NY sex offenders kicked off Facebook, MySpace as state joins others in purge
- Chinese court tells Microsoft to stop some Windows sales in China in licensing dispute
- Lawmakers want to restrict use of ‘peer-to-peer’ after disclosure of ethics committee report
- Patent case before Supreme Court could have major implications for software
- Britain to cut Web access of Internet pirates, squeeze bandwith of illegal file sharers
- 3-D laptops; HP’s book project; lobbying on net neutrality
- Technology, telecommunications industries prepare for stepped up antitrust oversight
- Justice Department probing allegations of abuse by IBM in mainframe computer market
- UW-Madison’s patenting arm agrees to settle lawsuit against Intel over processor technology
- Company owned by Skype founders files copyright lawsuit that could throw wrench in Skype sale
- Mixed reviews for Google’s book settlement in final flurry of briefs from critics, supporters
- UK government says internet users who download illegally may have accounts cut off
- Judge rules against Real Networks, prohibits company from marketing DVD copying software
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- US company threatens legal action over China Web filter as PC makers face deadline
- Virgin Media and Universal launch new music download subscription service
- Memory chip company Rambus settles EU antitrust probe with new licenses, avoids fines
- South Korean court rejects compensation claims filed by 2 software companies against Microsoft
- Google lawyers, unperturbed of the legal proceedings against them, talk about possible ‘enemies’
- Is the market recovering? Reports from NY, Washington, London and more
- Hollywood intends to sue RealNetworks Inc. for selling DVD ripper software that encourages piracy
