A federal judge in Wisconsin has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a company that claimed Google was infringing on its patents for two popular Internet search and advertising products. The judge said in a ruling last week that Google's AdSense and AutoLink products do not infringe on the patents held by HyperPhrase Technologies and a subsidiary. The patents in question involve the storage and retrieval of electronic medical records through a technology that creates links between related records.
December 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge in Wisconsin has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a Madison-based company that claimed Google Inc. was infringing on its patents for two popular Internet search and advertising products.
U.S. District Judge John Shabaz said in a ruling Thursday that Google’s AdSense and AutoLink products do not infringe on the patents held by HyperPhrase Technologies LLC and its subsidiary, HyperPhrase, Inc.
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