published 06 Jul 2012
Executives at Yahoo and Facebook have completed an extensive strategic deal, as part of a final settlement of their contentious patent infringement lawsuit and countersuit. According to sources close to the situation, the agreement will include a ...
The patent war between Yahoo and Facebook is over. The two companies not only settled the suit, but extended the multi-year partnership between the two, including new deals for advertising. The conflict began in March when Yahoo accused the social ...
With less than a week to go before its July 12th annual meeting, Yahoo was able to announce good news Friday calming fears that it was headed to a costly, lengthy legal feud with Facebook. But the news that should have been Yahoos only talking ...
In a widely expected move, Facebook and Yahoo have agreed to put aside a ruinous lawsuit that would have locked the two Silicon Valley giants into a lengthy patent throwdown. The news comes via Kara Swisher of AllThingsD who reports that the two ...
Facebook and Yahoo have ended their brief, contentious patent war with an agreement to work together, although what that means exactly remains to be seen.The two Silicon Valley giants on Friday agreed to settle their legal disputes against each ...
Yahoo and Facebook have put aside their escalating series of patent lawsuits and agreed to work together on future advertising deals. The deal was sealed on a Friday morning call, AllThingsD reports, as part of the settlement to the companies' ...
Executives at Facebook and Yahoo! have struck a patent deal as part of a settlement. Former Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson initiated the patent lawsuit against Facebook and then Facebook filed a countersuit. The two companies will make an ongoing ...
Facebook and Yahoo are calling off their heated patent lawsuit battle, and in fact have just signed a deal to cross-license their entire patent portfolios to each other without money changing hands, sources directly familiar with the deal tell me. ...
Yahoo officially announces new partnership with FacebookAs expected, two Internet giants announce cessation of patent hostilities. by Rafe Needleman July 6, 2012 1:18 PM PDT Follow @rafe As expected, based on Kara Swishers AllThingsD story ...
Inside Yahoo, word is that Levinsohns the oneLeaks within the rank-and-file point to the imminent coronation of Ross Levinsohn as official Yahoo CEO. by Charles Cooper July 6, 2012 11:23 AM PDT Follow @coopeydoop Wishful thinking or the ...
Need a run-down of the most attention grabbing stories from social this week? Look no further! Euro 2012 final sets new Twitter record as 16.5 million tweet The game may not have been the tightest or most hard fought affair, but that didn’t stop ...
Yahoo and Facebook signed a contract today that says they cannot sue each other over patents. Yet Yahoo may be trying to convince investors that Facebook would still pay to buy or license some Yahoo intellectual property. But according to a source ...
Facebook have grown in to a massive company over the last couple of years especially since their IPO and although we cover them on a regular basis here on the blog we thought it would be a good idea to start a weekly summary of the biggest and most ...
Yahoo v. Facebook enters the annals as a big waste of moneyFormer Yahoo CEO Scott Thompsons legal legacy fades to nothing, replaced by an improvement of a partnership that already existed. by Rafe Needleman July 6, 2012 2:14 PM PDT Follow @...
Much to the relief of many (and perhaps the consternation of a few intellectual property lawyers), Yahoo and Facebook officially settled their ugly patent lawsuit earlier today and also expanded their longtime partnership. After the Silicon Valley ...