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"Veto of Apple Ruling Likely to Upend Big Patent Battles: Ruling Promises to Alter Strategies Some Tech Giants Use to Defend Inventions/The Obama administration's decision to overturn an international trade ruling against Apple Inc.—the first such veto in more than 25 years—promises to upend long-running battles over intellectual property in the smartphone market and change the strategies some of the world's biggest technology companies use to defend their inventions."
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"Apple sales ban veto: A sign enough's enough with patents/Now that the Obama administration has intervened in a patent dispute between Apple and Samsung, uncertainty lingers over how effective the courts have been in such cases. Are politicians starting to lose patience?" CNET News 7:50 AM
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"Obama Rightly Intervened in Apple's Patent Dispute" Bloomberg 9:14 PM
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"Failed Apple Ban Could Still Be a Win for Samsung" Bloomberg 9:14 PM
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"How the ITC forced a veto in the Samsung-Apple patent case: The International Trade Commission blew it by ignoring Dean Pinkert dissent." Fortune 7:52 AM
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"White House veto raises stakes in Apple-Samsung patent dispute" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 9:09 PM
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"Why Samsung may fear Obama's ITC Apple ban" Computerworld 8:42 AM
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"White House Wades Into Apple-Samsung War" Bloomberg TV 8:21 AM
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"U.S. Veto on Apple Ban Sparks Concern in Seoul: Samsung Loses Over $1 Billion in Market Value After Veto" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:33 AM
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"South Korea: We're 'concerned' that Obama saved Apple from ban/We're negotiating in good faith, but Apple won't take a licence, moans Samsung" The Register 7:31 AM
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"South Korean concern as US overturns Apple iPhone ban" BBC 8:45 AM
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"Samsung hits back at US veto on iPhone ban with new appeal" Telegraph 7:58 AM
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"Samsung appeals against ITC ruling amid patent war with Apple" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 7:32 AM
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"IPhone Reprieve Seen Aiding Apple Sales, Hurting Samsung" Bloomberg 8:21 AM
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"Apple losing innovative core? Apple is in trouble on its own turf — innovative design paired with wow-inducing product releases — showing signs of critical weakness in the pending redesign of one of its signature devices, the iPad, with the iPhone in danger of following suit." Boston Herald 7:51 AM
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