EOLAS IN THE NEWS
Following is a sampling of announcements and press articles about us and some of our technologies. We make no statements about any accuracies or inaccuracies in the content of the press articles.


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Chicago Tribune, August 24, 2003 -- So far, more than a match for Microsoft

Information Week, April 12, 2006 – Microsoft Sparks Backlash By Tying Internet Explorer Changes To Security Patch

eWEEK, March 31, 2006 – Eolas: Changing IE User Experience a Shame

Email Battles, March 8, 2006 – How Microsoft's ActiveX Fiasco Unfolded, and Its Effect On Firefox

eWEEK, December 2, 2005 – Microsoft Bows to Eolas, Revamps IE's Multimedia Handling

ABC News, October 31, 2005 – Supreme Court Rejects Microsoft Appeal

Federal District Court Ruling, October 26, 2005 - Microsoft Fails in Attempt to Remove Judge from Eolas Case

eWEEK, September 29, 2005 – Eolas Wins Round vs. MS in Browser Patent Fight

ZDNet, September 29, 2005 – Microsoft loses in Eolas patent ruling

Seattle Post Intelligencer, September 29, 2005 – Microsoft loses bid to have patent tossed out

University of California Press Release, September 28, 2005 - U.S. Patent Office reaffirms University’s Web-browser technology patent

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog, September 27, 2005 – Eolas v. Microsoft: Eolas Patent Set to Reissue

Seattle Times, May 4, 2005 – Microsoft loses appeal to limit damage awards

Seattle Post Intelligencer, May 4, 2005 – Microsoft loses a round in Eolas patent case

Computerworld, May 2, 2005 – Patents Pending

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog, March 6, 2005 – The Expanding Reach of U.S. Patent Laws

Chicago Tribune, March 3, 2005 – Microsoft gets new trial in browser patent case

Forbes, March 2, 2005 – Part of Microsoft Patent Ruling Reversed

Patently-O: Patent Law Blog, August 26, 2004 – W3C Submission Based On Materials Prepared by Microsoft?

Chicago Tribune, August 25, 2004 – Browser patent fight goes into new phase

eWEEK, August 19, 2004 – Eolas Says Browser Patent Fight Isn't Over Yet

c|net and ZDNet, May 11, 2004 – Eolas strikes back; Microsoft prepares appeal

eWEEK, May 11, 2004 – Eolas Refutes Initial Patent Finding

Chicago Tribune, March 10, 2004 – Patent `non-story' trips Eolas funding, Microsoft lawyer was source of tip

L.A. Times, February 5, 2004 – Wrinkle in 'Seamless' Feel of the Web

New York Times, February 2, 2004 – Getting Credit for Inventions

CMP Techweb, January 30, 2004 – Microsoft Reverses Course on Planned Changes to IE

USA Today, January 29, 2004 – Microsoft cancels Eolas-related software changes

January, 2004 – The American Lawyer and IP Law & Business Names Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P. "IP Litigation Department of the Year"

ZDNet Australia, January 20, 2004 – A Tale of Two Michaels

Forbes, January 15, 2004 – Judge upholds $521 million verdict against Microsoft

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Wall Street Journal, January 15, 2004 – Judge Upholds Jury Decision In Web-Browser Patent Case

Chicago Tribune (subscription), January 15, 2004 – Microsoft enjoined from using technology

eWeek, January 14, 2004 – Eolas Discussing Browser Patent With Linux Community

c|net News.com, January 14, 2004 – Judge: Microsoft did infringe on Eolas patent

eWeek, January 14, 2004 – Eolas Browser Verdict Against Microsoft Stands Despite Patent Review

eWeek, November 12, 2003 – Eolas Remains Confident in Face of Patent Re-examination

c|net News.com, October 31, 2003 – Web patent critics spotlight old technology

TechNewsWorld, October 30, 2003 – Eolas Attorney Refutes W3C Objections to Web Patent

eWeek, October 29, 2003 – W3C Seeks Re-examination of Eolas Browser Patent

Barron's, October 11, 2003 – Plugged In: Microsoft's Patently Incorrect New Ploy (subscription required)

NewsFactor Network, October 10, 2003 – Eolas Moves for Injunction Against Internet Explorer

c|net News.com, October 8, 2003 – Eolas files motion to enjoin IE

InfoWorld, October 8, 2003 – Critics say Microsoft IE changes premature

USA Today, September 30, 2003 – The 521-million-dollar man

eWEEK, September 29, 2003 -- Eolas Founder: Browser Victory Shouldn't Alter HTML

c|net News.com, September 25, 2003 – Patent Politics: Rivalries set aside in defense of Internet Explorer

Seattle Times, September 22, 2003 – How a patent suit by a technological David brought a Goliath judgment

c|net News.com, September 19, 2003 – Eolas says it would settle over IE

The Dublin Sunday Business Post, September 7, 2003 – Conqueror at the gates

Barron's, September 6, 2003 – Ruling May Force Microsoft to Alter Web Browser

InfoWorld, September 3, 2003 – Microsoft's patent loss rattles tech community

Chicago Tribune, August 24, 2003 – So far, more than a match for Microsoft. Tiny firm's victory may roil industry

The Inquirer, August 22, 2003 – Eolas could earn $1.3 billion from Microsoft

UC Office of the President, August 12, 2003 – Questions and Answers about UC/Eolas patent infringement suit against Microsoft

The Mac Observer, August 12, 2003 – Microsoft Loses $520.6 Million In Browser Lawsuit Verdict

Forbes, August 12, 2003 – Top Of The News: Microsoft Vows To Crush The Mouse That Roared

Washington Post, August 11, 2003 – Jury Finds Microsoft Infringed Patent

Seattle Times, August 8, 2003 – Chicago jury weighs patent-infringement suit against Microsoft

Baltimore Sun, July 23, 2003 – Inventor squares off against Microsoft

InfoWorld, December 20, 2002 – Web patent suit against Microsoft goes to trial

The Register, July 8, 2003 – Microsoft to face patent violation claims today

InfoWorld, December 20, 2002 – Web patent suit against Microsoft goes to trial

Robert X. Cringely, November 7, 2002 – The True Believer: Can Mike Doyle Do to Microsoft What the Rest of the Computer Industry and the Department of Justice Couldn't Do?

Sydney Morning Herald, November 8, 2002 – More legal headaches may lie ahead for Microsoft

The Inquirer, October 19, 2002 – Judge rules Microsoft must stand trial in IE patents dispute

Detroit News, October 19, 2002 – Microsoft must face Internet Explorer patent suit

Robert X. Cringely, August 16, 2001 – Making Lemonade: How Microsoft Is Using Its Own Legal Defeat to Hurt Java

South County Journal, May 22, 2001 – 'Soft Talk: Patent wars: Eolas 2, Microsoft 0

South County Journal, January 11, 2001 – Microsoft faces fight on patent

InfoWorld, Monday, January 8, 2001 – Patent infringement case not going Microsoft's way

NetworkWorld, Tuesday, January 9, 2001 – Patent infringement case not going Microsoft's way

InfoWorld.com, Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2000 – Microsoft, Eolas in court over patent dispute

East Side Journal, Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2000 – 'Soft Talk: MSN 6 debuts; Eolas tries to sink Microsoft

ClientWire: The May Report, Oct. 19, 2000 – Key hearing in Eolas case against Microsoft next week

E-Commerce Law Weekly, January 21, 2000 – Microsoft Cannot Compel Joinder of Patent Owner in Infringement Suit: Patent licensee satisfied standing requirement

The New York Times, Feb. 22, 1999 – Microsoft Move Sparks Controversy Over Web Standards

Detroit News, Thursday, February 4, 1999 – Microsoft sued over technology in Windows, Explorer

NetworkWorld, Feb. 1999 – Chicago firm sues Microsoft for patent infringement

The Standard, Feb 2, 1999 – Microsoft sued over broad Web patent

The May Report: 2/3/99 – Little Chicago-based Eolas sues Microsoft.

February, 2, 1999: EOLAS SUES MICROSOFT FOR INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT FOR FUNDAMENTAL WEB BROWSER TECHNOLOGY THAT MAKES "PLUG-INS" AND "APPLETS" POSSIBLE

Robert X. Cringely, December 3, 1998 – Check and Mate? How Microsoft Just Might Beat the DOJ After All

USA Today Cover Story, March 26, 1996 – Trying to control the Net: Patent he seek scould affect all Web browsers

Computerworld, Sept. 1, 1995 – News: Small Firms' Patent Claims May Slow Internet Commerce

Inter@ctive Week, August 28, 1995 – Patent War Pending Over 'Applets'

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