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ITC hands Apple another patent win against HTC

Posted by BernardSwiss on · 7 comments
Ars Technica; By Jacqui Cheng
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Apple has won another victory against HTC thanks to a new ruling by the International Trade Commission. On Friday afternoon, the ITC dismissed HTC's original patent complaint against Apple, upholding its initial ruling from October that said Apple had not violated HTC's patents in its implementation of iOS.

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I don't understand why anyone lends any credence to the ITC cretins. According to ITC's own web page:

Quoting: The USITC is NOT a policymaking body. It is NOT a court of law. It does NOT negotiate trade agreements.
So what does the US International Trade Commission do, exactly?
Hamstrings uppity foreigners who are making trouble for more local large, established corporations and fiscal interests?
I forgot to mention the part about applying a Free Market veneer of respectable impartiality to the decision...
Impartiality.....ok....

I always want to ask these folks who find in favor of Apple to just pull out their phone and show us what they use.

Course, that could work easily the other way around too but it would still hint at a possible bias.
@tracyanne and BernardSwiss,,

I'd easily guess that those "local large, established corporations and fiscal interests" are supporting the ITC cretins, primarily to do a runaround number on the currently-squelched SOPA/APIPA bills.

My 2c

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