Judge Rules Apple, RIM Devices Infringe Kodak Patent, Recommends Patent Claim ... - Wall Street Journal

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Judge Rules Apple, RIM Devices Infringe Kodak Patent, Recommends Patent Claim ... Wall Street Journal Kodak has accused Apple and RIM of infringing a patent related to a technology invented by Kodak for previewing images on a digital camera-enabled device, which Kodak said is critical to how those devices take pictures. Kodak Receives Notice of Initial Determination in ITC Patent Infringement ...SYS-CON Media (press release) Kodak loses preliminary patent ITC rulingThomson Reuters News & Insight all 46 news articles »

Photos: 14 Masterpieces of Gadget Design - TIME

TIME	Photos: 14 Masterpieces of Gadget Design TIME In 1958, Charles Bronson got his big break as the photographer protagonist of a TV show called Man With a Camera. The camera he's brandishing is the Leica M3 rangefinder — as classy a photographic instrument as they get, a bestseller for years and a ...

Sacha Baron Cohen: The man and the masks: Johnny Carson also shielded himself ... - Chicago Tribune

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Sacha Baron Cohen: The man and the masks: Johnny Carson also shielded himself ... Chicago Tribune Sacha has made the media rounds now as Ali G., Borat and Bruno, stubbornly refusing to appear as Sacha, which has led many to ask, is there really a Sacha Baron Cohen? I've met Sacha often enough now to conclude that it's a legitimate question. Sacha Baron Cohen: Requiem for a ComedianGrantland (blog) all 638 news articles »

A Taste of Reality: Top Five Food Documentaries - Houston Press (blog)

A Taste of Reality: Top Five Food Documentaries Houston Press (blog) Tommy Lee Jones doesn't eat on camera. Ever. That film was Man of the House, and it's a good thing that the producers caved to his demands, for the world would be a far, far worse place if that film had never been made. From Breakfast at Tiffany's to ...

At Cannes, Coincidence on Screen and Off - New York Times

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At Cannes, Coincidence on Screen and Off New York Times Mr. Kiarostami's “Like Someone in Love,” made in Japan with unknown actors, was screened on Monday. The filmmakers couldn't stop congratulating each other. “I'm in competition against all the others,” Mr. Kiarostami called cheerfully as he waved ... and more »