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The MP3tunes.com locker service.

The Thinksecret story about Apple's rumored January Macworld announcements.

This is the claims construction ruling from Burst v. Microsoft. It legally defines what the patents do and don't cover -- a definition that extends beyond the original case and is applicable to all infringers.

Burst appealed certain parts of the clams construction and got most of what it sought. These are the definitions Apple has to sneak past if it wants to avoid buying a license from Burst.

Apple's Instant-on and Skip Protection are the technologies most likely to be targeted by Burst.