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Apple Looking to Sue Bankrupt Kodak

Feb 16, 2012, 8:18 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple is seeking permission to from bankruptcy courts to pursue a lawsuit against Eastman Kodak. Apple would like to file a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission and request that it block Kodak from importing certain products, such as digital cameras, that it believes infringe on its patents. Apple also wants to file a lawsuit in a Manhattan court. The two companies have tangled in court over patents in the past. The court overseeing Kodak's bankruptcy has not made a decision in the matter.

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JeffroPuff

Feb 16, 2012, 11:19 AM

Seriously?

So they hope to accomplish what? Driving a historically significant fixture in American innovation further into the ground? They need to chill with the lawsuits...

JBlaze74

No kidding. Getting tired of reading about new lawsuits from Apple almost every day. And of course, companies are firing of retaliatory lawsuits just to try to stay in the marketplace. Let's level the playing field. Even better, let's just schedul...
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tbacba

Kodak has already announced they are getting out of the digital camera business. Go find another hurting company to kick, Apple. A__holes! 👿

T Bone

I always assumed that Apple's recent sue happy posture was a result of Steve Jobs' legendary jerkiness, and I was hoping that with Steve gone, Apple would start to behave more rationally....but apparently Steve managed to do a good job of convincing e...
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cellgeek82

All this reminds me of the song 'Sue Ya' by Weird Al Yankovic. If you haven't heard it you should. It's the theme song for major companies these days. If anything you should look up the lyrics. Weird Al should rewrite the song to include Apple, Mi...
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