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Pixar, Lucasfilm said to settle employee no-poaching lawsuit

The two companies are said to have arrived at a settlement with a proposed technical class of employees

China commits to software, IP protections in talks with US

One U.S. trade group described the agreements as 'incremental' progress in the protection of intellectual property

The ban on feds at Defcon draws a mixed reaction

Apple loses e-book trial over price fixing allegations

U.S. District Judge Denise Cote ruled this week that Apple did conspire with publishers to raise the price of e-books.

Twitter hands French prosecutors identities of anti-Jewish posters

A French court had ordered Twitter to identify those responsible for posts apparently contravening French laws on hate speech

Yahoo says release of secret FISA court order will prove it resisted directives

Yahoo has asked the FISA court to release its order and other documents related to a 2008 decision

Google researcher’s outing of Windows vulnerability may have led to cyber forays

US antitrust ruling could temper Apple’s revolutionary zeal

Apple may not approach other markets as aggressively as it did with book publishers in 2010

Apple colluded with book publishers on e-book prices, judge rules

Apple violated antitrust law when it worked with publishers to establish its e-book store in 2010, judge says