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The IP Conundrum 05/14/2005
Does Intermec’s position on licensing its patents threaten the RFID industry? Depends on whom you ask.

Symbol Files Second Suit 04/29/2005
In the continuing legal battle with Intermec Technologies, Symbol claims that Intermec is infringing on Symbol patents related to the decoding of bar codes.

Round 3: Intermec vs. Symbol 03/24/2005
RFID equipment maker Intermec Technologies files new claims against rival Symbol Technologies.

Symbol Sues Intermec in IP Dispute 03/11/2005
Two major RFID companies battle over the licensing of intellectual property related to EPC-compliant technology.

Intermec Files New EPC Royalty Claims 03/10/2005
EPCglobal says it has received two new royalty claims from Intermec Technologies, this time linked to a proposed Application-Level Events specification.

Intermec Withdraws IP Licensing Plan 02/03/2005
The Everett, Wash.-based RFID systems provider says EPCglobal's position on intellectual property relieves Intermec of any obligation to license its patents on a reasonable and nondiscriminatory basis.

Intermec Suspends Royalties for 60 Days 11/03/2004
An agreement between Intermec and EPCglobal will allow for the testing of EPCglobal's UHF passive Gen 2 specification, which is necessary for its graduation to a standard.

RFID News Roundup 09/30/2004
Symbol launches handheld, portal readers; Intermec announces new RFID reader; ADT readies Agile 2 RFID readers; Omron debuts EPC reader; Lab ID unveils tiny reader and tag.

A License to Kill? 08/15/2004
Concerns that Intermec's licensing proposal will be the death knell of EPC technology are overblown.

Intermec Spells Out Licensing Plan 08/15/2004
The holder of some 140 RFID patents has laid out the terms under which it will license its RFID patents to vendors selling EPC Gen 2 products.


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