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iParadigm's Statement on the Suit

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on August 9, 2007

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Stephen has a press statement [.doc] from iParadigms, as does

Update on Blackboard v Turnitin

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on August 8, 2007

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Update: immagic has several more documents available (one, two, three, four) on what is apparently an outgrowth of a long-running conflict between iParadigms, the company that owns Turnitin, and Sciworth, the company that owns the Safe Assignment anti-plagiarism technology licensed by Blackboard. I haven’t read any of this documentation but am pointing you to it […]

Has Blackboard Filed Another Patent Suit?

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on August 7, 2007

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It certainly looks that way. As usual, immagic has what little court documentation is publicly available. The defendant, by the way, appears to be the company that owns Turnitin. We know very, very little at this point. Stay tuned.

First 35 Claims of Blackboard's Patent Ruled Invalid

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on August 4, 2007

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According to D2L’s patent blog, the judge in the patent case just ruled the first 35 of the 44 claims in Blackboard’s current patent invalid: The more significant, immediate result is that the Court found the “Means for assigning a level of access to and control of each data file based on a user of […]

Desire2Learn and Blackboard Technology Tutorials for the Patent Case

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 28, 2007

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D2L has posted the Flash-based technology tutorials that both sides prepared for the court (for viewing by the Judge? The Jury?). The presentations are intended to give summaries of their arguments and evidence in relatively non-technical terms and with a minimum of legal jargon as well. Finally, we have clear statements on what each side […]

Blackboard and D2L Markman Filings Are Up

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 20, 2007

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Thanks to Seb for the reference. D2L has posted the latest filings from both sides, detailing their competing interpretations of Blackboard’s patent. (Before you can decide if somebody has infringed on a patent, you first have to decide what that patent means.) The judge will evaluate these competing claims in what’s known as a Markman […]

Tim Lee and EduPatents

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 13, 2007

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Correction: Thanks to Seb Schmoller for pointing out that the op ed piece is not, in fact, by Tim Berners Lee but by Timothy B. Lee. Very different guy. Nevertheless, the points made by…um…the other Tim Lee are no less valid than they would have been coming from The Man Himself. There’s a great […]
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