The past week on the LinuxPlanet saw the return of SCO, a company most of us have long ago written off a footnote in the history of Linux's success. It also saw a new study from Ubuntu showing how broad and diverse its base of Linux users have become. SC

PROVO, Utah, Feb. 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Novell today announced the availability of Novell® ZENworks® 11 Support Pack 2. This new release includes integrated device management for Mac, and introduces a new product offering with ZENworks Full Disk Encry

IT News Online Staff 2012-02-21 SUSE plans to roll out information and activities highlighting how the company has evolved from its early beginnings in the open source industry, to forging partnerships with the worlds leading technology vendors in order

SCO and IBM have reached a stipulation [PDF] on how to go forward on reactivating the Utah litigation, and SCO has filed it in Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. Assuming it's signed by the judge, the Hon. Kevin Gross, in time for the April 23rd hearing now s

IBM, SCO scheduled to go back to courts over Unix The long-running but stalled legal battle between Unix vendor SCO and IBM has been reactivated in Utah courts, Groklaw revealed. The proceedings were interrupted when SCO entered bankruptcy court. SCO su

Litigation between IBM and disgraced UNIX vendor SCO is set to be reactivated, Groklaw reports. The lawsuits, which were subject to an automatic stay imposed by the bankruptcy court, will now go forward and finally be brought to a close. SCO is infamous

A security guard for a charter school in the Medical Center area struggled with a man armed with a pocket knife on Thursday and received help subduing him, according to a court affidavit. Novell Campbell, 56, of Memphis, was charged with aggravated assau

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SCO and IBM have reached a stipulation [PDF] on how to go forward on reactivating the Utah litigation, and SCO has filed it in Bankruptcy Court in Delaware. Assuming it's signed by the judge, the Hon. Kevin Gross, in time for the April 23rd hearing now s

In a statement on all three investigations the DoJ said that none of the acquisitions was likely to lessen competition. "In particular, the division focused on standard essential patents (SEPs) that Motorola Mobility and Nortel had committed to license t

Summary: An ITC judge tossed out the key defense Barnes & Noble wanted to use in a patent suit by Microsoft. The full opinion lays out the existential threat Android faces from patent claims. We learned on January 31 that Barnes & Noble had suffered a ma

"Even though the US Department of Justice allowed the CPTN deal to go ahead, it continued investigating Apple and Microsoft. In its announcement that the Google/Motorola Mobility acquisition could go ahead, the DoJ also announced that the CPTN investigat

Google's $12.5 billion bid to buy cellphone maker Motorola Mobility has won approvals from U.S. and European antitrust regulators, moving Google a major step closer to completing the biggest deal in its 13-year history.Monday's blessings mean Google Inc.

U.S. and European antitrust regulators on Monday approved Google’s acquisition of the cellphone maker Motorola Mobility without formal conditions, paving the way for the search giant to compete directly with its new archrival, Apple. The deal, worth $12.

GroupCamp Project, the web-based project management software is now available in Dutch, Italian and Portuguese and comes with a mobile web app version for iPhone and Android smartphones GroupCamp (http://www.groupcamp.com) has announced that GroupCamp Pr

FORTUNE -- The Justice Department on Monday gave Google (GOOG) the go-ahead to complete its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility (MMI). Judging by the stern warnings the DOJ issued, and its criticisms of Google's promises to not misuse any of t

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division closed its investigations into three major acquisitions that were pending , opening the door to completion of these acquisitions by the companies involved. For Apple, the acquisition of patents

Posted by Ezri Silver, SVP Operations, Jordache Editors note: Today’s guest blogger is Ezri Silver, SVP of Operations at Jordache Enterprises. Jordache became well known for its designer jeans in the 1970s and continues to manufacture a wide variety of d

GOOGLE'S US$12.5 billion bid to buy cellphone maker Motorola Mobility has won approvals from US and European antitrust regulators, moving Google a major step closer to completing the biggest deal in its 13-year history. Monday's blessings mean Google Inc