A British Telecom pert indított a Google ellen az Android miatt

In 2001 BT discovered it owned a patent (U.S. Patent 4,873,662) which it believed gave it patent rights on the use of hyperlink technology on the World Wide Web. The corresponding UK patent had already expired, but the US patent was valid until 2006. Opponents of BT's claim held that the patent had never been valid, due to prior art by both Douglas Engelbart and Ted Nelson's Project Xanadu. Nevertheless on 11 February 2002, BT began a court case relating to its claims in a U.S. federal court against the Internet service provider Prodigy Communications Corporation. In the case British Telecommunications Plc. v. Prodigy, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled on 22 August 2002 that the BT patent was not applicable to Web technology and granted Prodigy's request for summary judgement of non-infringement.[36] The issue of prior art was thus not addressed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BT_Group#World_Wide_Web_hyperlink_patent

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