Apple to pay more than $300 million after infringing DRM patent

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Apple to pay more than $300 million after infringing DRM patent

Apple to pay more than $300 million after infringing DRM patent

9to5Mac

Published 20 Mar 2021

Apple has been ordered to pay $308.5 million to Personalized Media Communications after infringing on a patent related to digital rights management (DRM), reported Bloomberg. A federal jury in Marshall, Texas, decided on Friday that the company infringed PMC’s patent after a five-day trial.

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