Eastman Kodak has ended a long-standing patent dispute with Sony over digital camera inventions dating back to 1987 and entered a cross-licensing deal giving the companies access to each other's patents, with Kodak receiving royalties. In a federal lawsuit filed in March 2004, Kodak alleged that Sony infringed on 10 patents for digital camera inventions. Sony countersued, but the new cross-licensing deal indicates a victory for Kodak.
January 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Eastman Kodak Co. said Wednesday it has ended a long-standing patent dispute with Sony Corp. over digital camera inventions dating back to 1987 and entered a cross-licensing deal giving the companies access to each other’s patents.
The photography company also said it has signed a cross-license agreement with cell phone maker Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, a joint venture of Sweden’s LM Ericsson and Sony, the Japanese electronics and entertainment company.
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