Larry Klayman has sued Facebook and Zuckerberg for its failure to shut down the "Third Intifada" Facebook page sooner than it did. Who is this "one-man litigation explosion," and what does he represent?READ»
FilmOn.com lets you see NBC, Fox, and ABC shows for free from your iPad browser--right now, at least. The networks, who haven't approved this, have filed suit to shut it down.READ»
Last week, a jury smacked Apple with a $625 million bill in a lawsuit over Cover Flow. Alexander Poltorak, CEO of General Patent Corporation, explains why the damages could go down by two thirds -- or even increase.READ»
Rainn Wilson (best known as Dwight Schrute on "The Office") is now countersuing Aviv Hadar, creator of both "I'm With Coco" and the Think Brilliant design house. It's a mess, involving broken contracts and one odd hacking escapade.READ»
While you were sleeping, innovation was supersizing--no, downsizing--no, supersizing--decisions, decisions--itself and wondering whether it's better to be big or small.1. For the past 24 hours Tony Hayward has, apparently, been ...READ»
Wellsville, NY resident Paul D. Ceglia is suing Facebook, claiming he was given a whopping 84% claim in the company back in 2003. Facebook, unsurprisingly, sees it a different way.READ»
Microsoft filed a suit against business software distributor Salesforce.com, alleging violation of nine separate patents, mostly for back-end technologies. It's a rare show of force for the Redmond giant.READ»
A judge ruled today to move forward with the case against LimeWire, one of the biggest peer-to-peer downloading sites in recent history. Turns out a little checkbox isn't enough to remove liability.READ»
John McAfee, the antivirus-software pioneer, says he's lost most of his fortune -- but doesn't care. To the contrary, he now hopes to give something back by deriving antibiotics from jungle plants in Belize. Really?READ»
HP is currently under investigation in Russia and Germany for alleged bribery of Russian officials. The best part? Those Russian officials are in charge of criminal prosecution...for corruption cases.READ»
Oh boy, this is a fun one: a 16-year-old Arkansas boy is suing his mother for harassment after she used his Facebook account to post supposedly slanderous items, and then blocked him from accessing the service.READ»
The U.S. District Court has just made public the documentation in the controversial Viacom vs. YouTube case. It's a goldmine of data, most of which is really dirty mud-slinging by Viacom, based on internal emails from YouTube's ...READ»
HTC finally stepped up and responded to Apple's lawsuits claiming patent violation of several of HTC's Android handsets--and, unsurprisingly, the Taiwanese manufacturer plans to fight.READ»
Netflix's grassroots competition to best its recommendation algorithm was a bit popularity booster for the company--but thanks to concerns over privacy (backed up by one troubling example), the company has decided to kill the ...READ»
Jonathan Schwartz, former CEO of Sun Microsystems, has stepped up to defend Google (in a roundabout way, via HTC) from the patent attacks recently leveled by Apple. If you want to be truly disturbed at how virulent the patent ...READ»
Whoa, Apple just sued HTC for infringing on 20 patents "related to the iPhone's user interface, underlying architecture and hardware." The guns are out.
Steve Jobs' biting take on the lawsuit:
"We can sit by and watch ...READ»
The E.U. has just opened an investigation into Google's possible monopoly in Europe, based on the claims of three companies who accuse Google of intentionally anticompetitive policies in its search and advertising. The E.U. is ...READ»
In one corner: Christian Castillo, owner of Failbook.com, who embedded the popular site Failbooking.com--a hub for LOL-worthy Facebook updates--to "show what the domain could be used for." In the other: Cheezburger Network CEO Ben ...READ»
