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Out-Law reports on a US District Court for the Northern District of California case that clarifies how damages for groundless claims of copyright infringement should be determined.

Apple is suing HTC over infringement of its user interface patents, but it’s really Google it’s after, says IP Watchdog.

RealNetworks drops its appeal against [...]

Many prominent brand names and trademarks have been registered as Twitter usernames by non-affiliated individuals.  As Twitter’s popularity has skyrocketed, corporations have taken note and become much more interested in securing their usernames.  While trademark owners are understandably concerned that Twitter has complete control over the assignment of usernames, Twitter’s newly-updated terms of service and [...]