Report: NTP offers RIM a deal at 5.7% of revenue
NTP has offered Research in Motion (RIM) a new settlement deal that asks for 5.7% of RIM's future revenue from US BlackBerry sales, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing an unnamed source.
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Judge rules against BlackBerry maker
A US federal judge won't hold up court proceedings in NTP's patent lawsuit against Research In Motion (RIM), opening the door to a possible injunction that would stop sales of BlackBerry mobile email devices and shut down BlackBerry service, at least in the US.
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Late product launches harm RIM subscriber predictions
Research in Motion has lowered its previous predictions of how many new BlackBerry subscribers it expects to sign up during both its current third fiscal quarter and the following fourth fiscal quarter. RIM blamed the likely drop-off in new subscribers on delayed launches of the latest BlackBerry handsets, according to a company statement.
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Justice asks court to back BlackBerry service
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has asked a judge to ensure that government users can continue to send each other email on their “essential” BlackBerry devices, even though the court has ruled against the maker of BlackBerry devices in a patent infringement case.