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Down to its final appeal, Microsoft argued a lower standard should be used, which could make some patents more vulnerable to legal challenge. Full Article | Video Microsoft-i4i fight has big patent implications A decade later i4i's battle with Microsoft nears finale Royal Wedding to be streamed live on internet Tweet Share this LONDON (Reuters) - The wedding of Britain's Prince William to university sweetheart Kate Middleton will be streamed live on the internet via an official royal channel -- the first time a British royal wedding will be covered in this way. April 29's... Email Print Related News Kate Middleton in luxury hotel ahead of wedding Mon, Apr 18 2011 Kate Middleton set to eclipse Diana's celeb status Mon, Apr 18 2011 Abbey hopes not to blow fuse at royal wedding Mon, Apr 18 2011 Millions of photos expected on royal wedding day Mon, Apr 18 2011 Kate's wedding dress designer named - again Mon, Apr 18 2011 Analysis & Opinion And don’t pick your nose at the wedding! Tech wrap: Apple sues Samsung over “slavish” copies Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Technology » Lifestyle » Media » Royal Wedding » Related Video Can William and Kate save monarchy? 11:23am EDT A tourist photographs Union flags hung along Regent Street in celebration of the forthcoming royal wedding, in London, April 19, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Toby Melville LONDON | Tue Apr 19, 2011 12:55pm EDT LONDON (Reuters) - The wedding of Britain's Prince William to university sweetheart Kate Middleton will be streamed live on the internet via an official royal channel -- the first time a British royal wedding will be covered in this way. April 29's event, expected to be watched by up to two billion people across the globe, will be available on www.youtube.com/theroyalchannel and accompanied by a live multi-media blog assembled by royal officials. St James's Palace, whose officials represent Princes William and Harry, said the feed would be taken from British public broadcaster, the BBC, without a broadcaster's commentary. "Staff at Clarence House and St James's Palace will provide a live commentary with historical information, interesting links, additional photographs and video footage as well as an integrated Twitter feed," the palace said in a statement. Officials said it was the first time a live blog would run alongside a live stream on video-sharing website YouTube for any occasion. In addition, an official video "Wedding Book" on YouTube invites anyone to submit their own video of congratulations to the couple. The royal family, previously seen as out of touch with modern Britain, is making extensive use of the internet and a variety of social media applications in the run-up to the big day. Photographs related to the wedding will be released via photo-sharing site Flikr, and announcements on the day itself will be published on the official wedding site www.officialroyalwedding2011.org. A @ClarenceHouse account on short messaging service Twitter will provide live updates on the day, and will be integrated into the live blog. Alongside the video message option, anyone wanting to send the couple a message of congratulations on Twitter can do so using the hashtag #rw2011, officials said. The royal family even have a page on social networking site Facebook (www.facebook.com/TheBritishMonarchy). "Facebook users can click the 'I'm attending' button on 'The Royal Wedding' event to show their interest in the event," St James's Palace said. Entertainment Fashion Technology Lifestyle Media Royal Wedding Tweet this Share this Link this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. 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