SEATTLE AP - A federal jury's ruling that Microsoft infringed on two MP3 patents and must pay $1.52 billion in damages could turn into a major sour note for other technology companies in the digital music business.The victory for France's Alcatel-Lucent SA could embolden the telecommunications equipment maker to pursue claims - or seek royalties - from other companies that it believes infringe on the technology, experts said Friday.
February 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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SEATTLE AP – A federal jury’s ruling that Microsoft infringed on two MP3 patents and must pay $1.52 billion in damages could turn into a major sour note for other technology companies in the digital music business.
The victory for France’s Alcatel-Lucent SA could embolden the telecommunications equipment maker to pursue claims – or seek royalties – from other companies that it believes infringe on the technology, experts said Friday.
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