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02Nov

FTC Will Ask Federal Government To Sue Google

Motorola Mobile and Google Fight FTC over Frand rights

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is asking that the US government file an antitrust lawsuit against Google. In a staff report, the agency claims that Google demanded sales embargoes against products that use patents required to be licensed under fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) terms. The FTC claims that Google attempted to use those embargoes… Read more »

15Oct

Sources: Government Moving Closer To Google Antitrust Suit

The majority of top decision-makers at the Federal Trade Commission believe ...

18Jul

Google May Be Ordered To Censor ‘Torrent,’ ‘Rapidshare,’ ‘MegaUpload’

Google to pay $22.5 million fine for violating user privacy

Google has been dealt a major blow in its case against the music industry ...

21Jun

Oracle Settles Google Copyright Lawsuit For $0

Oracle on Wednesday agreed to settle its current copyright lawsuit for $0. ...

20Jun

Google Threatens To Sue YouTube To MP3 Conversion Website

Google isn’t happy with YouTube conversion websites and the company has begun threatening lawsuits against those web properties. If you’re unfamiliar with YouTube to MP3 conversion websites they allow users to input a YouTube Url and in exchange receive a downloadable MP3. The services are great for capturing concert footage or rare music you can’t… Read more »

18Apr

Google’s Larry Page Isn’t Sure Android Is Critical For Google’s Future

Google CEO Larry Page testified in a second day of trial testimony on Wednesday and during that time the company’s co-founder told those in attendance that he wasn’t sure if Android as a critical asset for Google’s future. While Page did emphasize that Google Android was “very important” he also said that ultimately Android was… Read more »