Showing posts with label tomtom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tomtom. Show all posts
10 June 2012

TomTom Kicks Off FUD Campaign Against 'Dangerous' Open Source Mapping

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Recently, Techdirt wrote about the increasing number of Web sites that were dumping Google Maps and turning to OpenStreetMap (OSM) inste...
29 April 2009

Oi, OIN: What Took So Long?

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When the Open Innovation Network announced that TomTom was joining, just after Microsoft accused the latter of infringing patents related t...
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30 March 2009

Bad News: Microsoft Gets its Way with TomTom

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Well, the question as to how the great Microsoft vs. TomTom suit would finish has been answered: Microsoft and TomTom announced on Monday th...
24 March 2009

Patently, There's Something in the Air

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Yesterday I was writing about the latest moves in the TomTom saga, and its involvement with the Open Invention Network patent commons. But b...
23 March 2009

Patent Commons: Uncommon but Patently Good

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News that TomTom is joining the Open Invention Network (OIN) reminded me that the latter is an example of a patent commons, where patents a...

Why TomTom is the new SCO (in the nicest possible way)

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The 2003 SCO lawsuit, for those of you too young to recall, began as a modest request for $1 billion from IBM for allegedly “misusing and mi...
10 March 2009

Sailing to Port 25

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An interesting move by Microsoft: I would like to introduce Mark Stone, who will be a regular contributor to Port 25 going forward. Mark ha...
05 March 2009

The Real Reason for Microsoft's TomTom Lawsuit

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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about Microsoft's suit against TomTom, which alleged infringement of eight of its patents - including thre...