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Microsoft Wins Lawsuit against Chinese STB Maker

ChinaByte, 4/22/09

In a ruling issued today in Microsoft's January 2009 software piracy lawsuit against Chinese digital set-top box (STB) OEM and ODM Shanghai DareGlobal Info Tech, the Shanghai No.2 Intermediate People's Court ordered DareGlobal to immediately halt all infringing behavior, remove all unauthorized and infringing software applications, and pay Microsoft RMB 400,000 in damages.

Editor's Note: For more background on this topic, please see "Microsoft Sues STB Maker for Software Piracy" MD 1/14/09 issue.

Keywords: Shanghai No.2 Intermediate People's Court penalty DareGlobal hardware Microsoft ODM OEM piracy set-top box software contract manufacturer law litigation

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