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Court favours Microsoft in Alcatel-Lucent case
News A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that Microsoft need not pay damages to Alcatel-Lucent in a long-running patent dispute, in a case that could have opened up a broad range of litigation over the MP3 music format.
[September 26, 2008, 8:57]
Microsoft asks Supreme Court to take case
News We will continue to work to resolve the remaining issues in the case through settlement, but we are seeking Supreme Court review of this important issue," Microsoft spokesman Vivek Varma said. Microsoft also asked the Court of Appeals to stay the...
[August 8, 2001, 9:21]
Court of Appeals to hear Microsoft case
News This certainly shows that the Court of Appeals believes this is an important case and will move expeditiously," said Microsoft spokesman Jim Cullinan. The trustbusters are keen on sending the case to the Supreme Court, but they were not able to...
[June 14, 2000, 8:52]
Microsoft's 'Mr Office' keeps tags on court case
News A patent case in Rhode Island concerning a key component of Microsoft Office is underway with Steven Sinofsky, the company vice president in charge of Office, in attendance and expected to testify. The case is being heard before an eight-person...
[September 20, 2004, 16:55]
Microsoft rapped over antitrust case
News As previously reported, a recent federal court filing revealed that Microsoft initially drafted a marketing agreement with language indicating that manufacturers that signed on would be barred from supplying software other than the Windows product.
[October 27, 2005, 9:30]
Microsoft settles patent case with mouse maker
News The suit, brought before the US District Court in Northern California and the International Trade Commission, sought to bar infringing Primax products from entering the US. Microsoft on Wednesday announced it has reached a settlement agreement with...
[December 18, 2008, 11:19]
Novell-Microsoft antitrust court clash continues
News Novell also dropped out of the European Union's antitrust case against Microsoft following the settlement. A Novell representative said the company is pleased that the judge allowed its case to continue and that Novell looks forward to going to...
[June 14, 2005, 9:55]
Six patents key to case against Apple and Microsoft
News The lawsuits against Apple and Microsoft were both filed in the US District Court in the Northern District of California on Tuesday. The British Technology Group International's (BTG) lawsuit against Microsoft and Apple for alleged infringement of...
[July 21, 2004, 12:25]
News Burst: Microsoft asks for extension in Sun case
News District Court Judge Ronald Whyte for 120 days to comply with his ruling that it make its Java products compliant with Sun's version of the language. Sun Microsystems Inc.said that Microsoft Corp.has filed a motion asking U.S.
[December 21, 1998, 9:30]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback However, the vendor of that software, Microsoft, testified in court that that is impossible without messing things seriously up. You state that NetScape and RealNetworks deserve what they got yet they didn't get convicted for their business...
[April 4, 2005, 22:37]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback Only a few would be able to fight back before bleeding dry on spendings and most of those would simply be bought off anyway should things turn out to get too close to a negative court ruling. To then have to deal with a continues requirement to...
[April 9, 2005, 1:06]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback It is not an EU vs USA issue either since Microsoft are convicted monopolists in a US COURT. Stuart - you are an idiot. The 'points' you claim to have 'raised' have been addressed numerous times and yet you insist and ranting on about how Real and...
[April 8, 2005, 17:07]
RealNetworks cries foul over Microsoft antitrust case
Talkback Realnetworks taking Microsoft to court is not fair play.I fail to see the logic in "making" Microsoft remove their media player in favour of any other (especially realplayer). Microsoft are fined millions and realnetworks are crying foul !
[March 24, 2005, 10:06]
Microsoft trial back in court
News Microsoft will focus on the government's utter failure to meet the legal burden necessary to prove its case," Microsoft spokesman Jim Cullinan said. Throughout the trial, the DOJ has used internal Microsoft emails and some of the company's own...
[September 20, 1999, 11:59]
Microsoft wins UK's largest piracy case
News We don't give up on a case and we won't tolerate any excuses when dealers buy unauthorised product from back street distributors. Ian Tuppen and Subhash (Sibbs) Singh, along with Backslash Distribution Ltd, Taurus Data Services Ltd, Kingswood...
[July 6, 1999, 12:40]
News Burst: Microsoft wins UK's largest piracy case
News Ian Tuppen and Subhash (Sibbs) Singh, along with Backslash Distribution Ltd, Taurus Data Services Ltd, Kingswood Services Ltd and Springfields Services Ltd will be forced to compensate Microsoft for the counterfeit software.
[July 6, 1999, 10:14]
Microsoft to make case in Word injunction appeal
News Microsoft is scheduled on Wednesday to appear in a US appeals court to make its case for the lifting of an injunction banning sales of Word. The court ordered Microsoft to pay the Canadian company $200m (£120m).
[September 23, 2009, 14:41]
Microsoft wins China piracy case
News A Beijing court has ordered two Chinese comapnies to pay $100,000 (£60,000) to Microsoft for illegally using company's software, a Chinese news agency reported. The case is the first for Microsoft in China, where software piracy is rife.
[February 15, 1999, 10:35]
US Report: Microsoft asks court to keep pre-trial testimony closed
News Microsoft told a federal appeals court Monday that it must close to the public pretrial testimony in the government's antitrust case against it or risk creating a "media circus" that will only hamper its efforts to prepare for trial next month.
[August 19, 1998, 7:18]
Microsoft called back to court over Novell settlement
News Bo Vesterdorf, president of Europe's Court of First Instance, has spent the past weeks deliberating whether to allow Microsoft to delay various changes to its business practices pending the appeal. The European Commission has temporarily halted...
[November 24, 2004, 13:15]
