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PayPal Pays Small Sum to CertCo to Settle Patent Suit
PayPal has settled its legal disputes with online security company CertCo, the companies said. As part of the settlement, PayPal made a small, undisclosed payment to CertCo, PayPal spokesman Vince Sollitto said.

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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Hewlett's Lawyers Call Vote "Neither Free Nor Fair"
Hewlett-Packard's efforts to sway the vote of Deutsche Bank in favor of the Compaq Computer acquisition were tantamount to vote-buying, lawyers for Walter Hewlett argued in legal papers. The lawyers also charged that HP failed to disclose material information to shareholders.


Read the article: CNET News.com
(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Small Online Radio Stations to Protest Copyright Fees with Silence
In a move to drum up opposition for a proposed royalty regime for Internet radio, hundreds of small online radio stations plan to turn off their music streams. The independent Webcasters are protesting a royalty fee proposed by the Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Judge Orders Online Adult Network to Police Copyrights
A federal court judge has ordered the operator of a members-only network for access to adult Web sites to crack down on copyright infringement on Web sites run by many of its nearly 300,000 affiliates. A massive policing effort ordered by U.S. District Court Judge Lourdes Baird in Los Angeles means that Cybernet Ventures must eventually examine the content of thousands of sites linked to its popular Adult Check system in a hunt for the names and photographs of celebrities and models represented by the tony nude magazine "Perfect 10."


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Registration Procedures for ".us" Domain Names Criticized
When the ".us" Internet suffix became available to the public last week, people and companies responded in droves, as more than 200,000 names were registered. But some consumer advocates say certain addresses, such as union.us and nonprofit.us, should not have been sold on a first-come, first-served basis.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Jury Awards $20 Million to Silicon Storage in Patent Case
Atmel Corp. was awarded nearly $20 million by a jury in its patent-infringement suit against Silicon Storage Technology Inc. Atmel, a semiconductor maker based in San Jose, said Monday that it would seek a tripling of the damages, interest and payment of attorney's fees, on the jury's findings that Silicon Storage had willfully infringed two patents, which related to charge pumps in memory products.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Elcomsoft CEO Defends E-Book Program, Criticizes DMCA
Speaking in a thick Russian accent and occasionally pausing for minutes at a time before answering questions, Russian programmer Alexander Katalov said that, most of all, he is confounded by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act -- a law, he says, that makes it "illegal to produce legal programs." Katalov's company, Elcomsoft, faces charges that it offered technology that can be used to crack protections on Adobe Systems' e-books.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Microsoft Calls Qwest Executive to Counter SBC Testimony
Qwest Senior Vice President Gregg Sutherland testified that it is not in Microsoft's interest to use its market power to shut out non-Microsoft devices in the emerging voice and data messaging market. Microsoft used Sutherland's testimony to reject earlier testimony by an SBC Communications engineer that tough antitrust penalties are needed to restrain Microsoft from taking over unified messaging services.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Microsoft's New Security Chief Draws on Legal Background
Meet Microsoft's new tough cop: a security czar who says he will draw heavily on his government background to shore up the holes in Microsoft's software that make it a popular target for hackers -- one of the company's top missions for the year. Scott Charney, formerly the Justice Department's computer crime chief, has two priorities: reviewing Microsoft's products and working with its customers to figure out how to protect key area's of the nation's computer infrastructure, much of which runs on Microsoft software.


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(Posted: 4/30/2002)
Cofounder of EarthLink Pleads Guilty in Fraud Scheme
EarthLink Inc. cofounder Reed Slatkin pleaded guilty to 15 federal counts relating to a fraud scheme that bilked investors out of at least $254 million. Slatkin, 53, who also served as a financial adviser to celebrities, business executives and socialites, pleaded guilty to five counts of mail fraud, three counts of wire fraud, six counts of money laundering and one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice.


Read the article: SiliconValley.com
(Posted: 4/30/2002)


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