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... desktop doodad help revolutionize e-discovery? Gerry Kenney, the amiable General Counsel of NEC Corporation of America, recently clued Blawgletter into an ingenious way to manage e-discovery -- before it starts. Even in advance of somebody filing a lawsuit. The remedy doesn't take e-discovery ... requires registration). Mr. Kenney holds more than an academic interest in thin client technology. NEC hopes to sell lots of its Virtual PC Centers. (A January 30 WSJ article projected that ...

... 'IFI Patent Intelligence Analysis of 2008's Top US-Patent Recipients Suggests America May be Losing Dominance: Companies Outside the U.S. Tip Scales to 51 Percent ... s counsel's access to confidential information; prosecution bar included: Hyundai Motor America v Clear With Computers (EDTexweblog.com) District Court E D Texas: Motion to ... transfer venue denied in 'national' patent case: Intellectual Capital Holdings v NEC Corporation of America et al (EDTexweblog.com) District Court N D Illinois: Thou ...

Intellectual Capital Holdings Limited v. NEC Corporation of America et al, No. 5:08-cv-00065) (June 2, 2009) Judge: Caroline Craven Holding: Motion to Transfer Venue DENIED Judge Craven denied the defendants' motion to transfer venue, holding that given the "national character" of the case and the fact that the plaintiff and one of the defendants had connections with Texas counseled against a transfer. But even if Plaintiff had no connection to the ...

... well as individual open source leaders." HP, IBM, Novell, Oracle, AMD, Fujitsu, NEC, NetApp, Hitachi, and Intel are all there on the board. Mark Shuttleworth of Ubuntu fame is ... see no one that represents end users directly, unless they mean *corporate* end users, like Bank of America. Perhaps they define end users the way SCO did, those with deep pockets, and kernel contributors as corporate contributors. What I see represented are Linux vendors and distributions, which is fine, but they probably ...