Intellectual Property
Nov. 5, 2013
Apple, Microsoft going after Google, other smartphone rivals in court
Two years after stockpiling patents formerly held by Nortel Networks Corp., a partnership of some of the world's largest electronics companies has started a patent litigation campaign against global rivals.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two years after stockpiling patents formerly held by Nortel Networks Corp., a partnership of some of the world's largest electronics companies has started a patent litigation campaign against its members' global rivals.
Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp. and four other consumer electronic manufacturers teamed in 2011 to outbid Google Inc. and pay $4.5 billion for thousands of Nortel patents. The so-call...
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