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DOJ Files Antitrust Suit Against AT&T

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit today against AT&T’s acquisition of T-Mobile. The $39 billion buy-out was announced in March of this year and would make AT&T the largest mobile carrier in the US, superseding Verizon. AT&T is currently second in the nation, T-Mobile fourth, and they are in direct competition in 97 out [...]

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Google to Forfeit Profits from Illegal Pharm Ads

The US Government is suing Google for $500 million for displaying illegal pharmaceutical ads. This sum represents the revenue Google accrued as a direct result of these advertisements and it makes up 22% of revenue from all advertisements. How could a company under constant public scrutiny make such a big faux pas? By offering tools [...]

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AT&T: Fighting Fire with Fire in Blink-182 “Fan Montage”

The next version of the Social Networking Revolution is here. Forget apps, HTC has built a physical “post to Facebook” button directly onto their latest phone: the Status. Two versions of the phone premiered in the UK last month under the names ChaCha and Salsa. In a bold move to make the phone more “American,” [...]

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2011: A Galaxy Odyssey

It seems that new ideas are hard to come by with all the patent litigation in the air and Apple v Samsung is no exception. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab is very similar in looks to the iPad. The two tablets are both, well, tablet-shaped and slim with a large screen. In an attempt to refute allegations [...]

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NERA Reports: Trends in SEC Settlements

NERA Economic Consulting published a report in June on trends in SEC settlements. They found some interesting shifts in the predominant settlement types that you may find surprising. Here are the highlights of the report:

The SEC settled with 681 defendants in 2010 and is estimated to settle with 688 this year, showing a steady trend, [...]

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Patent Race: Google Acquires Motorola

Patent expert David Martin states that 30 percent of patents
are for things that have already been invented. Contradictory as that may seem,
it is causing companies to collect patents in order to protect themselves from
being sued.

On Monday Google announced plans to buy Motorola for $12.5
billion in cash, giving them access to thousands of patents as well [...]

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