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Americans Must Now Receive Carrier Permission to Use Mobile Phone Boosters
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has declared that any American that wants to use, or is using a mobile phone signal booster, has to receive permission from his carrier first.
Facebook Countersues Yahoo!
Last month, Yahoo! Inc. decided to pick a fight with Facebook by suing the social networking company over 10 patents that it allegedly used without the former’s permission. Now, Zuckerberg and the boys are striking back.
Singing the Wrong Tune
It appears that unless you're a contestant on the latest televised singing competition, you'd better save your crooning for the shower. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police's greater Toronto area Federal Enforcement Section has charged two Toronto karaoke-based businesses and three employees with renting out copyrighted karaoke material without permission.
Clock Ticking for Apple?
Swiss gnomes have made Apple ante up for appropriating the design of the Swiss national railway's iconic clock for use in iOS 6. Swiss precision has long been a watchword, shall we say, among fanciers of fine timepieces...
Rovio Not Angry at Theme Park for Ripping off Angry Birds
Rovio, the publisher of the widely popular mobile game Angry Birds, is looking to turn what could've been an ugly copyright case between it, and the Chinese theme park that opened a real-life Angry Birds game without permission, into a long-term partnership.
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