After a two-week trial that saw Apple executives and a number of publishing big wigs take the stand, both Apple and the DOJ on Thursday made their closing arguments before U.S. District Judge Denise Cote.

By Yoni Heisler

Jun 21, 2013 2 mins

Apple Enterprise Applications Legal

After closing arguments, Apple’s fate in e-book antitrust case goes to judge

Both Apple and the Justice Department made their closing salvos in a Manhattan courtroom

By Joab Jackson

Jun 20, 2013 10 mins

Apple Data Center Legal

Aaron’s Law would revamp computer fraud penalties

The new legislation would prevent prosecutors from targeting computer users for terms of service violations

By Grant Gross

Jun 20, 2013 3 mins

Cybercrime Legal Manufacturing Industry

FTC to launch new investigation of patent trolls

The commission needs to understand the benefits and costs of patent assertion entities, FTC Chairwoman Ramirez says

By Grant Gross

Jun 20, 2013 3 mins

Government Intellectual Property Legal

French privacy authority gives Google 3 months to change its ways

French data protection regulator CNIL is losing patience with Google's refusal to change its privacy policy

By Peter Sayer

Jun 20, 2013 2 mins

Cybercrime Data Center Legal

Patent-licensing firm files second lawsuit against Motorola Mobility

Intellectual Ventures says lawsuits against Motorola and Capital One are necessary to protect its intellectual property

By Grant Gross

Jun 19, 2013 2 mins

Intellectual Property Mobile Device Management Small and Medium Business