Microsoft to pay Alcatel $70m in patent disputeZDNet UK - Josh Lowensohn - 1 Aug, 2011A federal jury in San Diego ruled on Friday that Microsoft must pay damages to Alcatel-Lucent to settle a patent infringement claim that dates back to 2003. The patent, which was originally applied for ... |
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Alcatel-Lucent Gets $70 Million in Microsoft Patent CasePCWorld - James Niccolai - Jul 29, 2011Microsoft has been ordered to pay US$70 million to networking vendor Alcatel-Lucent in a years-old patent dispute that at one time could have cost Microsoft $1.5 billion. A jury in San Diego issued its verdict Friday in a ... |
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Microsoft ordered to pay $70 million to AlcatelAFP - Jul 29, 2011WASHINGTON â€" A US federal jury on Friday ordered Microsoft to pay $70 million to French telecom company Alcatel-Lucent in a patent infringement case. The US software giant had been ordered to pay $358 million to Alcatel-Lucent by a different court but ... |
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Microsoft to pay Alcatel $70M in patent rulingCNET - Josh Lowensohn - Jul 29, 2011A federal jury in San Diego today ruled that Microsoft must pay $70 million in damages to telecommunications infrastructure maker Alcatel-Lucent, stemming from a patent infringement claim that dates back to 2003. ... |
Microsoft Must Pay Alcatel $70 Million in Patent Damages, U.S. Jury SaysBloomberg - Bill Callahan - Jul 29, 2011Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) must pay $70 million for infringing an Alcatel-Lucent patent used in versions of Microsoft's Outlook program and two other applications, a federal jury in San Diego said today. ... |
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Alcatel-Lucent patent victory over Microsoft revised to $70 million in damagesAfterdawn.com - Andre Yoskowitz - 1 Aug, 2011Lucent was asking for $75 million in damages and Microsoft asked the jurors to limit the fee to $5 million. It is clear with what side the jury sided. The patent involved teach for touch-screen form entry. Alcatel-Lucent argued that the tech "played a ... |
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Amazon sales, venture deals, Microsoft’s patent losing streakTechFlash (blog) - Greg Lamm - Jul 30, 2011Amazon.com's 51 percent spike in sales topped a week of news that also saw other companies like Expedia continue the recent trend of local tech companies reporting strong earnings. We saw another strong week of venture capital deals, including Lucid ... |
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Microsoft to pay Alcatel-Lucent $70 million in patent rowITvoir - Jul 30, 2011Microsoft has been asked to pay $70 million to networking vendor Alcatel-Lucent for purportedly violating a long fought-over patent. The suit was brought by Lucent in 2003, before it merged with Alcatel. According to the sources, the Court held ... |
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Lucent Verdict In Microsoft Patent Fight Cut To $70MLaw360 (subscription) - Richard Vanderford - Jul 29, 2011Law360, New York (July 29, 2011) -- A California federal jury on Friday said that Microsoft Corp. should pay Lucent Technologies Inc. $70 million for infringing a patent covering on-screen computer tools, overriding an earlier ... |
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Microsoft damages in Alcatel-Lucent case reduced to $70MThe Seattle Times - Sharon Pian Chan - Jul 29, 2011The damages Microsoft has to pay Alcatel-Lucent for patent infringement should be reduced to $70 million, a jury in a US District Court in San Diego has decided. The damage amount stems from lawsuits Alcatel-Lucent filed against Microsoft in 2006. ... |
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Microsoft Must Pay Alcatel $70 Million in Damages, Jury SaysSan Francisco Chronicle - Jul 29, 2011AP Exclusive: Ouattara: no knowledge of massacre 07.30.11 July 29 (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. must pay $70 million for infringing an Alcatel-Lucent patent used in versions of Microsoft's Outlook program and two other applications, a federal jury in ... |
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Microsoft must pay $70 million in Alcatel-Lucent patent caseSeattle Post Intelligencer (blog) - Jul 29, 2011A patent dispute that once carried a penalty of more than $1.5 billion has wound up costing Microsoft significantly less. Today a federal jury said Microsoft must pay $70 million to Alcatel-Lucent for infringing the communication company's intellectual ... |
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Alcatel-Lucent gets $70 million in Microsoft patent caseReseller News - James Niccolai - 1 Aug, 2011Microsoft has been ordered to pay US$70 million to networking vendor Alcatel-Lucent in a years-old patent dispute that at one time could have cost Microsoft $1.5 billion. ... |
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Alcatel-Lucent gets US$70 million in Microsoft patent caseComputerworld New Zealand - James Niccolai - 1 Aug, 2011Microsoft has been ordered to pay US$70 million to Alcatel-Lucent in a years-old patent dispute that orignially resulted in Redmond being ordered to pay $1.5 million. ... |
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Jury to Microsoft: Pay Alcatel-Lucent $70MnSocial Barrel - 1 Aug, 2011Microsoft has been ordered on Friday by a jury at a US federal court to pay Alcatel-Lucent $70 million after being found guilty of infringing a patent the French company owns. The decision came from the US District Court for the Southern District of ... |
Alcatel-Lucent gets $70 million in Microsoft patent caseITworld.com - James Niccolai - Jul 29, 2011July 29, 2011, 7:48 PM â€" Microsoft has been ordered to pay US$70 million to networking vendor Alcatel-Lucent in a years-old patent dispute that at one time could have cost Microsoft ... |
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