Techradium.com VS. Twitter Charge: Patent infringement "The problem is the Twitter architecture. The way they have it set up is technology that is squarely within TechRadium's patents," said Shawn Staples, an attorney with Mostyn Law, in a phone interview on Wednesday."There have been recently some municipalities and other organizations who have claimed they'll use Twitter for emergency notification systems, and that's technology that TechRadium has spent many years and a lot of money developing," Staples said.(Via http://bit.ly/3atB3A) Case Status: Closed Case Closed: 1 Years ago. Category: Business and Commerce Tags: Twitter Techradium Patent Infringement

	Whoglue VS. Facebook Charge: Facebook infringed on a key patent WhoGlue applied for the patent in 2001 - three years before Facebook, which has more than 300 million users across the world, was founded - and received it July 17, 2007."We didn't call it social networking because that term hadn't been invented," said Jason D. Hardebeck, founder and chief executive of WhoGlue.In a one-sentence e-mail statement to The Baltimore Sun, Facebook spokeswoman Elizabeth Linder indicated that the company would defend itself. Case Status: Closed Case Closed: 11 Months ago. Category: Business and Commerce Tags: Facebook Patent Whoglue