British company Datel can move ahead with an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. over Xbox 360 accessories now that a federal judge in California has denied most of a motion to dismiss. Datel, which makes memory cards and controllers for the video game system, sued last November alleging antitrust violations after Microsoft released a software update for Xbox users that disabled the kinds of memory cards that Datel sells.
April 27, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
British company Datel can move ahead with an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. over Xbox 360 accessories now that a Northern District of California judge has denied most of a motion to dismiss.
Datel, which makes memory cards and controllers for the video game system, sued last November alleging antitrust violations after Microsoft released a software update for Xbox users that disabled the kinds of memory cards that Datel sells.
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