Facebook GC Theodore Ullyot said the countersuit is "in response to Yahoo's short-sighted decision to attack one of its partners and prioritize litigation over innovation."
April 03, 2012 at 03:07 PM
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Facebook Inc. has signaled it’s ready for a patent battle.
Yahoo Inc. sued the social-networking site in March for patent infringement, and lawyers for Facebook fired back Tuesday with a countersuit. Facebook claims Yahoo is infringing 10 patents covering services such as its homepage, content optimization, relevance engine, Flickr photo-sharing service and advertisements displayed throughout the site.
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