Federal agencies imposed "John Doe" gag orders on 53 patents in fiscal 2007, bringing total to 5,002. For inventors and any venture capital backers, the secrecy orders may not be entirely bad news.
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Internet phone service Vonage agrees to pay Sprint $80 million to settle its patent dispute and license the wireless carrier's technology.
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Internet voice market leader Vonage Holdings is asking a Delaware court to invalidate patent infringement counterclaims being filed by telecommunications equipment maker Nortel Networks.
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Other VoIP startups may face same fate if they can't come up with strong patent portfolios.
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Software giant ordered to pay Alcatel-Lucent
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Apple goes into the new year fighting an increasing number of lawsuits.
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Indian firm receives U.S. approval to market Simvastatin, a rival to Merck’s Zocor.
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Search giant will allow users to quickly view the full-text of patents.
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Patent Watch: Will Apple's patent filing reshape music market?
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Indian pharmaceutical company buys Swiss affiliate of Belgium-based Solutia Europe.
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Drugmaker faces legal battle in India over rejection of patent for cancer drug Gleevec.
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Social networking site, flush with $10M infusion, says it's near another key patent.
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Texas firm alleges companies infringed on game controller patents.
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Red Herring magazine’s finance news briefs for the week of July 31, 2006.
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Pure innovator passes key test working with plant chemicals.
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U.S. International Trade Commission investigates patent infringement complaint.
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The head of the leading U.S. patent licensing firm defends his company’s contribution to monetizing intellectual property.
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U.S. Patent Office chief raps on injunctions, patent law reform, and patent trolls.
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The battle builds over research data.
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MP3 player pioneer seeks to prevent Apple from selling iPods and iPod nanos in U.S.
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