Google Denies Infringing Jarg Patent (Intranet Journal)

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Google has responded to the patent-infringement lawsuit filed against it by semantic search vendor Jarg and Northeastern University , denying the parties' claims of patent infringement. Google has also filed a counterclaim, asking the court to dismiss the patent in question as invalid.

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