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Saibal Dasgupta , TNN 21 November 2009, 07:23pm IST BEIJING: Possibly emboldened by the recent visit of US president Barack Obama, Internet giant Google has managed to hold out in the battle with an organization of Chinese...
received a legal letter from Apple requesting that they change the name of their popular Mac app, "iPodRip," CEO John Devor decid ed to pen a heartfelt e-mail to Apple CEO Steve Jobs himself. iPodRip, in case you're unaware, is...
DUBAI - Three book traders were arrested and several bookshops closed down for allegedly selling pirated books following nationwide raids conducted by the Ministry of Economy in collaboration with the Arabian Anti-Piracy...
The increasing popularity of the Internet almost seems to correspond with a decreasing understanding of copyright law. Copyright means that the creator holds the rights to distribute their creation, and must be specifically...
What better weapon is there to use against starving populations than food? A closer look at the article revealed it wasn't a Norm Coleman ploy to get folks in Minnesota to quit eating burgers and fries, nor a menu for the...
When health problems kept guitarist Mike Thole from going on the road, the Sunday night workshops at Bo Diddley's became his musical refuge. So it cut Thole deeply when Bo Diddley suspended its live music -- a staple at the...
Forbes Asia Magazine dated November 30, 2009 In some circles, William Patry, 59, is known for his shoes--purple satin Vans one day, Skittle-hued orange Nikes the next. His hundred-plus sneaker collection has even inspired his...
Taub Center for Social Policy Studies presents study which suggests number of patents approved to Israeli inventors by US Patent Office in 2003 higher than by any other G-7 nation. Manufacturing productivity, however, rapidly...
Northville-based Amerigon Inc. (NASDAQ:ARGN) said today it has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against W.E.T. Automotive Systems AG in Windsor. W.E.T. Automotive is the Canada-based subsidiary of the Germany-based company....
New York-based holdings company Paltalk Holdings just can't stand seeing these damn MMO publishers making money off their technology. So they did the only sensible thing they could think of: sue the crap out of everyone.
