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• Samsung and Motorola challenging Apple over patent infringement

  thewall.com.au | 11:54 pm Feb 8, 2012

  • In an attempt to block competitors, Apple is petitioning to make wireless-related patents governable by standardized royalty rates
  • Samsung and Motorola have sued Apple over a refusal to pay royalties for their patents currently used in iPads and iPods
  • So far, the lawsuits are not popular in Europe, with both companies losing injunctions in various countries

• Patent Troll Claims Ownership of Interactive Web – And Might Win

  wired.com | 11:16 pm Feb 8, 2012

  TYLER, Texas — The city of Tyler, Texas, is better known as the nation’s “rose capital” than as a hotspot of the technology industry. It’s a quiet, conservative city of about 100,000, full of wide streets and big trucks. This week, though, Tyler is the…

• Patent troll claims ownership of interactive Web—and might win

  arstechnica.com | 11:16 pm Feb 8, 2012

  The city of Tyler, Texas, is better known as the nation’s “rose capital” than as a hotspot of the technology industry. It’s a quiet, conservative city of about 100,000, full of wide streets and big trucks. This week, though, Tyler is the site of a…

• Apple hoping to secure standardized royalties for 3G wireless patents

  arstechnica.com | 11:16 pm Feb 8, 2012

  Apple is attempting to stop the use of "standards essential" patents on 3G technology as legal bludgeons against smartphone competitors. To make its case, the company has gone directly to the standards body behind 3G wireless networking, the European…

• Patentology: Apple’s Strategic Plans for Australian Litigation

  patentology.com.au | 3:58 am Feb 9, 2012

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