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Judge Approves Sale of Kodak PatentsA judge Friday approved Eastman Kodak's long-awaited sale of digital-imaging patents to a collection of technology giants, although for much less than the company originally wanted. ... |
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Apple’s granted patents surge 68% in 2012Apple was granted a total of 1,135 patents in 2012, ranking it 21st... ... |
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Bits Blog: The 2012 Patent Rankings: I.B.M. on Top (Again)I.B.M. was granted more patents than any other company in 2012, its 20th consecutive year in the top spot. But the big movement in the rankings comes from Google and Apple. ... |
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U.S. DOJ, USPTO: Sales injunctions over standard-essential patents are inappropriateCompanies that own a key patent, such as those that ensure mobile... ... |
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Justice Department, Patent Office Asks Tech Companies To Stop Asking For Sales BansBy Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Companies that own a key patent, such as those that ensure mobile and other electronic devices work together, should be allowed to win sales bans as a punishment for infringement only in rare, very specific cases, the Justice Department and U.S. P ... |
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Google's Motorola purchase: Was it worth it?Google bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, closed the deal in May 2012 and then went about closing facilities and selling parts of it. Were the patents and handset unit worth it? ... |
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