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TG Daily Top-10: Tech lawsuits of 2006

By Humphrey Cheung

published 19 December 2006

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Page 3: 10 - Court rules employees cannot delete files without permission
Page 4: 8 - Teenage girl sues MySpace after alleged sexual assault
Page 5: 6 - If you can't beat them, sue them - Creative sues Apple
Page 6: 4 - Blind shoppers sue Target for accessibility
Page 7: 2 - NTP versus RIM

TG Daily Top-10: Tech lawsuits of 2006

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