Wi-LAN files infringement suit against 22 firms

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Wi-LAN files infringement suit against 22 firms

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Telecommunications patent licenser sues chip suppliers, equipment vendors, and electronics retailers, from Apple to Sony.

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by farmerbob November 2, 2007 10:39 AM PDT: Is there anyone you forgot to sue. And is it me or do all these technology suits come out of Texas. The land where suing is easy. Why not a real court system like CA or New York? Fear of losing? I hope so.; Like this Reply to this comment

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