16 blog results for "eolas"

Mon Mar 12 5:00 PM PDT 2012 Why Yahoo's going for the Facebook 'cashectomy' just now
Unless this is part of a bigger blood feud, the sides may very well decide to split the difference and cut a deal.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Charles Cooper
Mon Mar 12 1:41 PM PDT 2012 Yahoo sues Facebook over patents; it's war in Silicon Valley
The Web pioneer goes to the mat with a massive patent infringement lawsuit against the social network it once tried to buy.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Charles Cooper
Mon Mar 5 10:25 PM PST 2012 Apple sued by company in patent deal with Microsoft
Patent holder in which Microsoft has a financial interest files lawsuit claiming Apple is infringing on eight patents related to wireless communications protocols.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Steven Musil
Tue Feb 28 7:59 AM PST 2012 Yahoo threatens Facebook with patent lawsuit
The foundering Web pioneer reportedly wants the social-networking giant to license 10 to 20 patents related to advertising and Web page personalization.

Posted in Tech Talk by Steven Musil
Mon Feb 27 7:55 PM PST 2012 Yahoo picks patent fight with Facebook
The foundering Web pioneer reportedly wants the social-networking giant to license 10 to 20 patents related to advertising and Web page personalization.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Steven Musil
Fri Feb 10 9:40 AM PST 2012 Microsoft has tablets on its mind
week in review Software giant to release special flavor of Windows 8 for ARM chips, meanwhile iPad 3 rumors fly fast. Also: Path's privacy problem.

Posted in News - Business Tech by Steven Musil
Thu Feb 9 4:19 PM PST 2012 Jury strikes down Eolas' 'Interactive Web' patent
Patent-holding company claimed a host of Web giants owed it hundreds of millions in royalties for their use of online video streaming, search suggestions, and other "interactive" elements on pages.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Steven Musil
Thu Feb 9 7:29 AM PST 2012 Landmark lawsuits under way over who owns the Interactive Web
Michael Doyle and his company Eolas claim several prominent Web companies, including YouTube and Amazon, violate a patent it holds that dates back to 1994.

Posted in The Digital Home by Don Reisinger
Tue Oct 6 12:30 PM PDT 2009 BOL 1078: Smokinger gun
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 Blog by Tom Merritt
Tue Oct 6 10:33 AM PDT 2009 Eolas sues corporate giants over Web technology
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

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