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MIT, Imaging Firm Sue 94 Companies over Technology

BOSTON, Jan. 7 -- The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Electronics For Imaging Inc., a California company, have filed a lawsuit in Texas claiming that 94 companies -- including Microsoft Corp. -- illegally used their patented image editing software. MIT says Electronics For Imaging (EFI)...Read full article

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