1. Look up the case: Hyperphrase Technologies, LLC v. Google, Inc. 260 Fed. App'x 274 (Fed. Cir. 2007)

2. Answer the following questions:

• Did Google prevail in this case because the patents were invalid as anticipated, invalid as obvious, unenforceable, not infringed, or some other reason? Be sure to address whether more than one of these defenses applied.

Ethical Consideration: If you are reading a web page about a particular topic and see related advertisements appear along the side of the page, do you feel the advertising constitutes an invasion of your privacy? What if the advertisements were generated not only on the basis of content on the page you are currently viewing, but on the basis of the most recent 5 to 10 web pages that you viewed?