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Qualcomm maneuvers around court’s chip set ban

New wireless Qualcomm chip sets that do not infringe on a video encoding patent held by competitor Broadcom should ship by April

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Vonage, Nortel settle patent dispute for no cash

Cross-licensing agreement with Nortel is a minor victory for Vonage, which has settled or reached tentative agreements in three other patent disputes related to VoIP

Chinese chip-equipment maker faces U.S. lawsuit

Chinese startup AMEC has been sued by Applied Materials for allegedly misappropriating trade secrets

Malware honeypots wait for ’08

The Web Application Security Consortium's Distributed Open Proxy Honeypot Project to track malware distributors will be relaunched in January

Companies may have found a way around H-1B visa limits

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Group warns of sites offering unlicensed music

The Center for Democracy and Technology has released a list of sites selling unlicensed music, leaving users vulnerable to lawsuits

Update: U.S. court of appeals hands Google a patent setback

Appeals court rules Google's AdSense is in the clear, but its AutoLink browser tool is back in court on patent infringement charges

Samsung hits back at Sharp with U.S., Japan complaints

Samsung alleges that Sharp's LCD products infringe upon its patents.