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On Monday, Microsoft and InterTrust detailed the terms of a deal in which Microsoft is to make a one-time payment of $440 million to license InterTrust technology that protects data transmitted over digital networks. Federal Judge Ronald Whyte, who volunteered to oversee the talks, had a ringside seat as Microsoft moved to settle one of its biggest patent suits -- the second big piece of local litigation Microsoft has settled this month.
April 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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