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... -Atlanta and Motorola to alter its existing arrangements with respondents to help meet the shortfall. Charter furnished its customers with digital cable converter (set top) boxes supplied by respondents. Petitioner alleged that Charter "arranged to overpay respondents $20 ... contracts-the realm of ordinary business operations." [32] Furthermore, he added if petitioner's concept of reliance was adopted, "the implied cause of action would reach the whole marketplace in which the issuing company does ...

... its existing arrangements with two of its suppliers, Scientific-Atlanta, Inc. and Motorola, Inc. These companies supplied Charter with the set top boxes that Charter furnished to its customers. Charter arranged to overpay Scientific-Atlanta and Motorola $ ... the integrity of the underlying transactions those statements reflect. While the Court did not disagree with that concept, it nevertheless rejected it as a basis for federal securities fraud liability because it would expand the scope of such ...

A maker of concrete vaults that house telephone cables cannot add an exclusive dealing claim to the host of antitrust allegations it has leveled against SBC Services Inc., a California District Court judge has ruled. Plaintiff Jensen ... buyer." Id. at 906. Another district court has observed that such a limitation is consistent with the "fundamental antitrust concept that the alleged sins of sellers should not be visited on buyers because of the risk of chilling competition." Genetic Systems Corp. ...

... a set-top box capable of retrieving the digital signals being broadcast by local TV stations. "The concept combines over-the-air digital television transmission with television programming carried by ... got their start by promising consumers they would receive a clearer TV picture with a cable coming into their home rather than an antenna on the roof. But now the ... Research Group Inc. in Durham, N.H., said cable companies aren't pursuing over-the-air TV signals to benefit their customers. He said the ...

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... by the Eighth Circuit Court rejecting claims against Scientific Atlanta, Inc., and Motorola, Inc. The investors contended that those two companies helped a giant cable TV firm, Charter Communications, inflate artificially its financial ... only upon the public statements relating to a security but also upon the transactions those statements reflect. Were this concept of reliance to be adopted, the implied cause of action would reach the whole marketplace in which the issuing company does business; ...

... users' unauthorized posting of Viacom content on YouTube. See Viacom Int'l, Inc. v. YouTube, Inc., No. 1:07-CV-02103 (S.D.N.Y. ... at 17 U.S.C. §§ 1201 et seq., introduced into copyright law the concept of technological measures that control access to works subject to copyright, such as digital rights management ... ). Population growth in the United States over the next few decades means more customers. Internationally, rising standards of living, as well as continued population growth, may mean more ...

... . EchoStar, the company behind the DISH Network satellite television service, designs digital video recorders that it provides to customers who subscribe to its satellite T.V. service. TiVo's '389 Patent relates to a similar system that allows ... of an injunction issued in a patent case, "while primarily for the benefit of the patent owner, nevertheless, involves also the concept of an affront to the court for failure to obey its order." The KSM case also held that contempt is to be viewed as a " ...

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