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A judge has upheld a jury's decision requiring Microsoft Corp. to pay $520 million. The jury found that Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser infringed on a University of California patent that allows the delivery of interactive applications to the desktops of users by accessing a Web page anywhere in the world. The suit was filed by the university and Eolas Technologies Inc., which owns the exclusive rights to market the technology.
January 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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