Volume IX

Issue : 5: November 4, 2010

• Charter-Protects-University-Student-Facebook-Posts-Criticizing-Their-Professor
• Amazon.com Wins Privacy Battle to Protect Consumer Data
• Commissioner Finds Google Breached Canada's Privacy Legislation
• Support Grows for Piracy Domain Seizure Bill
• Google Sued for Disclosing Search Queries
• Oracle Amends Lawsuit Alleging Infringement by Google
• Facebook Seeks Ad Patent
• U.S. Court Bans LimeWire Service for Infringement of Copyright
• Apple Sues Motorola over Smart Phone Patent
• Business Methods Now Patentable In Canada

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Apple Sues Motorola over Smart Phone Patent

Less than a month after Motorola sued Apple over patent infringement in relation to wireless communication technologies and key smart phone technologies, Apple has filed two separate lawsuits in a federal district court in Wisconsin against Motorola for infringing on patents related to its smart phones.  Apple claims that Motorola’s phones, including the Droid, Cliq and BackFlip, violate its patents related to the iPhone’s touch screen and user interface.

Motorola was the second-largest phone maker until it was surpassed by others, such as Apple, as smart phones became popular.

For additional information, visit:
http://tinyurl.com/38rwjyr

For additional information on Motorola’s lawsuit against Apple, visit:
http://www.lawsof.com/page/Motorola-Sues-Apple-for-Patent-Infringement.html