
Yahoo isn’t making any friends by suing Facebook over 10 alleged patent infringements.

Yahoo isn’t making any friends by suing Facebook over 10 alleged patent infringements.

Yahoo is charging ahead with a patent infringement lawsuit against Facebook.

A female student in the Minnewaska school district in Minnesota who has a Facebook page despite being one year under the social network’s age limit was hauled into a meeting with a school counselor and a deputy sheriff and pressured into surrendering her passwords for Facebook and email.

Prestigious law firm Milberg LLP has joined the attorneys representing Paul Ceglia’s ongoing battle for half-ownership of the social network.

Yahoo surprised Facebook with a host of patent-infringement allegations Monday, covering areas including advertising, website personalization, social network, and messaging, and apparently stating its case to The New York Times at the same time, giving the social network little time to respond.

Two law firms want to file a class-action suit against Facebook for requiring the use of Credits.

The Paul Ceglia saga is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to amusement, and the latest chuckle comes in the form of an email address Facebook accused him of concealing during the proceedings: getzuck@gmail.com. Subtle.

The hits keep coming for Paul Ceglia, as U.S. Magistrate Judge Leslie Foschio Tuesday ordered the self-proclaimed Facebook co-owner to pay $75,766.70 in legal fees to the social network, which had been seeking more than $84,000.

Facebook security offered more details on yesterday’s announcement that it was teaming up with the attorney general’s office in the state of Washington to take on scams on the social network.

Self-described Facebook “co-owner” Paul Ceglia is about to see his bank account become $5,000 lighter, and that may just be the tip of the iceberg.