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  Aug. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak talks about Microsoft Corp. co-founder Paul Allen's patent-infringement complaint against 11 companies. Allen, who was once the second-richest American, accused 11 companies including Google Inc. and Apple of infringing patents he holds for online-shopping technology. Wozniak talks with Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Television's "InBusiness." (Source: Bloomberg)
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  Paul Allen sues Google Facebook eBa...
  clicktotweet.com Patent Litigation pdf - www.megaupload.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com The matter of who owns innovation is at the heart of the lawsuit filed by Interval Licensing, a Seattle company owned and controlled by Allen that owns the patents awarded to Interval Research, a Palo Alto company founded by Allen and Xerox PARC veteran David Liddle in 1992. Allen, on Friday sued much of Silicon Valley, claiming Internet giants such as Google Inc., Facebook Inc. and eBay Inc. have built their businesses around what he says is his technology. Patent litigation in general is on the rise, in what is becoming a lucrative endeavor. Ocean Tomo, a Chicago-based merchant bank that tracks the intellectual-property market, values the licensing market at as much as $500 billion. Named in Mr. Allen's suit are Google, Facebook, eBay, Apple, Yahoo Inc., AOL Inc., Netflix, Office Depot Inc., OfficeMax Inc., Staples Inc. and Google's YouTube subsidiary.
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  Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Sue...
  Microsoft's co-founder Paul Allen has filed suit against nine companies over patent violations. Through his current firm, Interval Licensing LLC, Allen is suing Apple, Google, AOL, Facebook, ebay, Netflix, Office Depot, OfficeMax, Staples, Yahoo, and YouTube (which is a subsidiary of Google). The claims involve four separate patents, most of which cover integral parts of how the companies named do business. For example, one patent allows site suggestions for consumers based on things they're currently viewing, while another allows related articles to be delivered while reading news. All in all, it sounds like Allen's patents -- if they're indeed found to cover these technologies -- are seriously vast. The suit, which was filed today, does not name any specific amount of damages he is seeking. Allen, who is one of the richest people in the world with an estimated worth of over $13 billion, recently pledged to donate over half of his wealth to philanthropic causes after Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates called on the world's billionaires to do so.
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