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Dell issues "preliminary" profits report
News Depending on the outcome of the investigations, by the SEC and by the US attorney for the Southern District of New York, these numbers might not hold. At that point, analysts had been expecting revenue of $14.4bn and profits per share of 24 cents. [22 Nov 2006]
Fake airline boarding pass website shut down
News The FBI will present the findings of its investigation to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Indiana, which will determine whether Soghoian violated any federal laws, the spokeswoman said. [31 Oct 2006]
Microsoft antitrust diktat set to run until 2009
News Deputy assistant attorney general, J Bruce McDonald, said in the statement: "The Department of Justice is committed to full and vigorous enforcement of the Microsoft final judgment. The department made its request as part of its regular status... [15 May 2006]
Google must capitulate to DoJ, says judge
News Aclu attorney Aden Fine told Ware that his organisation would "certainly need to know" additional information about how Google's search engine works, in order to rebut the Justice Department study. Search data obtained from Google by the Justice... [15 Mar 2006]
Microsoft wins reprieve in browser patent case
News One patent attorney not involved in the case said that while the decision was on the whole a win for Microsoft, the company's options would be significantly narrower the second time around at the district court. [03 Mar 2005]
Judge to SCO: "Where's your evidence?"
News Carr & Ferrell attorney John Ferrell said: "Based on the scathing language of the ruling, it appears that SCO just barely dodged a possible knockout punch in this round. Although US District Judge Dale Kimball didn't grant that declaration - called... [10 Feb 2005]
Analysis: Ellison's defining moment
Comment As Ellison told Justice Department attorney Claude Scott under cross-examinatio: "From my point of view, there are no benefits if we don't get PeopleSoft. District Judge Vaughn Walker rule in favor of the Justice Department's challenge to the... [05 Jul 2004]
Oracle trial judge frustrated by "market definition"
News During cross-examination, Oracle attorney Tom Rosch suggested JD Edwards was capable of moving into the enterprise market but had abandoned those efforts in the 1990s because it believed the arena was already saturated during the Y2K preparations. [11 Jun 2004]
DoJ files suit against Oracle's PeopleSoft bid
News We believe this transaction is anticompetitive - pure and simple," R Hewitt Pate, assistant attorney general in charge of the Department's antitrust division, said in a statement. In reaching its conclusion, the Justice Department interviewed... [27 Feb 2004]
Librarians tell RIAA: Shhhhhhhh!
News According to an attorney who has seen the document, the brief argues that Streamcast -distributor of the Morpheus software - and Grokster should not be shut down. A central argument of the brief is that the district court got it right when applying... [26 Sep 2003]
RIM's BlackBerry barred from US
News Henry Bunsow, the attorney representing RIM, said in a statement: "We are obviously pleased with today's ruling and believe that the District Court's decision to stay the injunction is especially appropriate given the frequency of successful... [06 Aug 2003]
Feds tighten the net on dope smokers
News Attorney General John Ashcroft told reporters that the government would ask a US district court in Pittsburgh to point the sites to a webpage at the Drug Enforcement Administration explaining why they were taken offline. [25 Feb 2003]
Microsoft Verdict: Now all eyes turn to Europe
News But Glenn Manishin, an antitrust attorney with US law firm Kelley Drye & Warren, questioned the impact Kollar-Kotelly's comments on code removal would have in Europe. US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly on Friday approved a November 2001... [04 Nov 2002]
Open source programmers plan protest march
News Having had great success in gaining the support of several legislators, we are making a public announcement," said Walt Pennington, a San Diego attorney specialising in tort who is the driving force behind the bill. [12 Aug 2002]
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