8 blog results for "Microsoft Eolas"

Viacom may have found a smoking gun in its billion-dollar case against YouTube, but on the other hand, we speculate YouTube may have a smokinger gun. Also the FTC wants you to disclose all that money you've been paid to blog about cleaning products. Or

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt

In a bigger sequel to its years-long patent infringement case against Microsoft, Eolas has sued Apple, Google, Amazon, Yahoo, Frito-Lay, Playboy, and many others.

Posted in Deep Tech by Stephen Shankland

Licensing agreement allows software maker to eliminate Internet Explorer's "click to activate" step for interactive Web sites with HTML-embedded controls.

Posted in News Blog by Candace Lombardi

A years-long legal battle over Web browser technology is over, but neither Microsoft or Eolas is talking about details.

Posted in News Blog by Stephen Shankland

Earlier this year, a jury ordered Microsoft to pay Alcatel-Lucent $1.52 billion in a patent dispute over MP3 technology. The verdict seemed ridiculous at the time, and has now been reversed.

Posted in Digital Noise: Music and Tech by Matt Rosoff

Panel of internal judges has agreed to launch a proceeding to determine whether Microsoft or Eolas is the rightful owner of a patent related to Web browser plug-in technology.

Posted in News Blog by Anne Broache

Posted in News Blog by Paul Festa

It's back to court after Microsoft convinces a court to vacate a patent infringement award against the company.

Posted in News Blog by Charles Cooper