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Longtime foes Netscape and Microsoft have joined forces against an inventor who claims to hold patents on accessing information over the Internet. The two companies sued Allan Konrad, a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, after he filed suit against 39 companies for patent infringement. The plaintiff's strategy "was to try and make people pay him to essentially use the Internet," said Netscape counsel Charles Verhoeven.
April 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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