Alerting the public about a fire, hurricane or traffic accident on Twitter is an unlawful tweet. So claims TechRadium, a Texas company suing Twitter for patent infringement for allowing municipalities, companies and government agencies to use its site as an emergency notification system.
August 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Alerting the public about a fire, hurricane or traffic accident on Twitter is an unlawful tweet.
So claims TechRadium, a company in Sugar Land, Texas, that is suing Twitter for alleged patent infringement for allowing municipalities, companies, and government agencies to use its site as an emergency notification system.
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