The U.S. Supreme
Court overturned two lower court patent decisions, one related
to heart rate monitors and the other to management of Web images, in
rulings that could make it harder for so-called patent trolls to win
infringement cases.
The
Supreme Court also ruled in favor of Limelight Networks Inc over claims
by Akamai Technologies Inc that it infringed patented technology for
managing Web images and video. The decision overturned an appeals court
decision that had made it easier to prove that a company is liable based
on the induced infringement theory.
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