Supreme Court Will Not Review Music Downloading Case

Source: RedOrbit

The highest court in the United States has refused to review the case of a former Boston University student who was hit with a $675,000 penalty for illegally downloading music and sharing it on the Inter ...
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Court denies kids’ benefits

Source: Arkansas Online

WASHINGTON Children conceived with a dead father’s frozen sperm are not entitled to Social Security benefits if they were not eligible to inherit property from him under state law, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously ...
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Kodak loses patent case to RIM, Apple

Source: Toronto Star

RIM and Apple didn’t violate Kodak’s rights because a digital image preview patent is invalid, U.S. International Trade Commission Judge Thomas Pender said in a notice posted Monday on the agency’s website. REUTERS/David Manning Susan Decker and Beth Jin ...
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Kodak loses ITC ruling in patent case against Apple, beleaguered RIM; judge declares patent invalid

Source: MacDailyNews

“Eastman Kodak Co. (EKDKQ) lost a ruling in a two-year legal fight against Apple Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd. over a patent for digital image-preview technology, a decision that may hurt the value of assets Kodak is selling, ...
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Music Downloading Damages Left Intact by U.S. High Court

Source: Bloomberg.com

The U.S. Supreme Court left intact a $675,000 jury verdict against a college student who downloaded and redistributed thousands of songs from the Internet without paying. The court, without comment, refused to hear Boston University stud ...
Full article at: Bloomberg.com  More like this  6 days ago, 9:35am CDT