Innovatio’s Infringement Suit Rampage Expands To Corporate Hotels

Delaware company Innovatio IP Ventures, LLC is scaling up its patent litigation assault against businesses that offer wireless Internet to customers, filing six infringement lawsuits this month against individual branches of some of the country’s largest hotel chains. It’s a new tack for the company, which began filing patent claims in March against coffee shops and restaurant chains, including Caribou Coffee, Cosí and Panera Bread Co., and department stores.

Contemplating the company’s approach – suing the users of the technology rather than its manufacturers – a logical question emerges: Will the onslaught reach the front doors of average, WiFi-using, American households?

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[Ha ha ha ha, land of the free indeed - where companies make money suing each other. May be this patent trolling madness will end when the American economy collapses completely...Soon to happen with this kind of behavior.]

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Private Anti-Piracy Investigator Spills The Beans

All around the world Hollywood is influencing politics and law enforcement, mainly through local anti-piracy groups. Aside from lobbying, they also employ private investigators to track down and bust copyright infringers. Today, one of them spills the beans. Gavin “Tex” Warren reveals how he was instructed to boost statistics, link piracy to drug trafficking, and manipulate the police in order to secure more interest for the war on piracy.

Hollywood goes to extremes to protect its interests worldwide. By now it’s public knowledge that MPAA-funded groups are lobbying at the highest political levels, but when it comes to law enforcement they have their ways of being heard too.

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[And this is how the MAFIAA lies and cheats to get its way.... I wonder when the "greatest country in the world" will have the backbone to punish these people without morals. Re-post this news everywhere. Everyone have to know how these liars operate.]

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Skype Confirms XSS Vulnerability in iPhone App

An XSS bug in the iPhone and iPad version of the Skype client, in combination with an incorrect WebKit setting, allows an attacker to directly access files on the device, including the user’s Address Book. The XSS bug itself is an incorrect encoding of the incoming user’s “Full Name” which allows JavaScript code to be embedded in it.

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10 Best New Features of Windows Server 8

Microsoft claims 300 new and improved features in Windows Server 8, but after a few days in Redmond watching demos and stepping through lab sessions, we wonder whether the marketing guys accidentally left off a zero. It’s hard to name a Windows Server feature that hasn’t been tweaked, streamlined, wizardized, or completely revamped. Whatever grudge you may hold against Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 8 will almost certainly make amends.

If you’re a large shop struggling to manage hundreds of Windows servers, Windows Server 8 should ease the job. If you’re a small shop trying to squeeze high-end capability from a low-end budget, Windows Server 8 has plenty for you, too. With Windows Server 8, everything from server deployment to high availability becomes smoother and more automated.


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Monitoring Patients Using Intelligent T-Shirts

Scientists at la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M — Carlos III University in Madrid) who participate in the LOBIN consortium have developed an ‘intelligent’ T-shirt that monitors the human body (temperature, heart rate, etc.) and locates patients within the hospital, as if it were a GPS system that works in closed spaces. It can even determine if the subject is seated, lying down, walking or running.

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