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Intel settles strained silicon patent case
10-year licensing deal settles all legal charges.
Tom Sanders
Mar 7 2007 8:27AM
Hardware
Sony BMG settles with FTC
Sony BMG Entertainment has settled with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over charges the entertainment giant violated federal law when it surreptitiously installed digital rights management software on CDs last year.
Dan Kaplan
Jan 31 2007 10:13PM
Security
Fake anti-spyware firm settles Washington state suit
Secure Computer, a New York-based firm accused of selling a spyware cleaner after duping consumers with a fake PC scan and pop-up advertisements, has settled a lawsuit brought by Washington state.
Frank Washkuch,
Dec 5 2006 3:13PM
Security
IBM settles overtime pay legal action
Big Blue resolves 'all claims'.
Robert Jaques
Nov 27 2006 9:56AM
Training & Development
Odysseus Marketing settles spyware complaint with FTC
A spyware operation has settled a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) complaint in the US that it deceptively downloaded unwanted and malicious software onto users' computers.
Dan Kaplan
Nov 22 2006 9:05AM
Security
Guidance Software settles with FTC
A computer forensics firm in the US has settled charges by the country's trade watchdog Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for failing to protect private customer data, including that of IT security professionals, when hackers hijacked its network last year.
Dan Kaplan
Nov 17 2006 5:32PM
Security
Sun settles on GPL for open source Java
Vendor to release first open source Java code.
Tom Sanders
Nov 14 2006 9:45AM
Software
Microsoft settles lawsuits with Aussie resellers
Microsoft Australia has settled its legal action against four Victorian computer businesses, Panda Computer, JSN Computers, PC Ideas, and Ozsmartstore, a company that operates through eBay.
Lilia Guan
Nov 1 2006 10:49AM
Software
Music industry partly settles copyright case
Eight percent, less VAT, for composers, songwriters and publishers.
Matt Chapman
Oct 3 2006 9:45AM
Telco/ISP
Yahoo settles click fraud lawsuit
Yahoo has settled a lawsuit filed by Checkmate Strategic Group which alleged that the search firm provided insufficient protection against click fraud.
Tom Sanders
Jun 30 2006 9:58AM
Software
Former software piracy kingpen Ferrer cops guilty plea, settles with Justice Department
A former software piracy mogul pled guilty to copyright infringement on Friday as part of an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
Ericka Chickowski
Jun 19 2006 5:38PM
Security
Symantec settles one issue with the IRS
Symantec has agreed in principle to pay the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) $36 million to settle an outstanding tax obligation resulting from an audit of anti-virus giant’s finances.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 9 2006 8:27PM
Security
N.H. man settles spyware suit with Washington state, pays $2,000
A New Hampshire man who used the Microsoft name in advertisements to trick customers into purchasing ineffective spyware software reached a settlement this week with Washington state.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 8 2006 10:08PM
Security
Washington state settles school spam case
Washington state has settled a lawsuit with two Californian spammers accused of bombarding the Seattle School District and other organizations with junk email.
René Millman
May 24 2006 12:25PM
Security
Sony settles rootkit lawsuit
A major controversy over digital rights management (DRM) technology came to an end this week, as a federal court judge approved a settlement between Sony-BMG Entertainment and a consumer advocacy group.
Frank Washkuch
May 23 2006 6:23PM
Security
Kansas firm settles FTC security charges
A Kansas real estate services provider has settled Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges that it violated security claims made to customers, the agency announced today in a statement.
Dan Kaplan
May 10 2006 9:57PM
Security
New York man settles with Washington State in spyware case
A New York man who allowed his name to be used as an alias in business conducted by a company accused of violating Washington state’s computer spyware law has reached a settlement with the state attorney general’s office.
Dan Kaplan
May 9 2006 10:07PM
Security
Duo settles spam suit with FTC
Two alleged Washington State spammers have settled charges of mass-spamming filed against them by the Federal Trade Commission.
Frank Washkuch
Apr 17 2006 7:06PM
Security
Company settles FTC adware charges
A subsidiary of America Online has settled Federal Trade Commission charges that it illegally bundled adware with free security software.
Marcia Savage
Aug 8 2005 10:22PM
Security
BJ's Wholesale Club settles FTC charges of lax security
BJ's Wholesale Club has reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over charges that it failed to protect sensitive customer data, which led to millions in fraudulent purchases.
Marcia Savage
Jun 21 2005 5:13PM
Security
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