Giving Yourself An Online Review: Yelp v. Law Firm
Is giving yourself an online review allowed? Not really. In fact, Yelp sued a law firm for allegedly posting fake...
Text Message Marketing Laws: FTC Fines Text Spammers
Text message marketing laws exist. In fact, officials are always looking to bust spam schemes. Below, we’ll review one such...
SEO RICO: About The Time A Law Firm Sued A Marketer Over Unmet Expectations
When we say RICO, you may think Goodfellas. Well, think again, because a law firm pursued an SEO RICO lawsuit...
Online Trade Libel Lawsuit: Broadspring v. Congoo
Accusations of lie-spreading and client-poaching was at the heart of an online trade libel lawsuit between two marketing companies. Broadspring...
Attorneys General Want To Change Section 230 of the CDA
A cabal of state attorneys general want to change Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. If they succeed, website...
COPPA Parental Consent Rule: Overkill or Necessary?
As of July 1, 2013, the COPPA parental consent rule is in effect and internet companies aren’t thrilled with the...
New Arizona Tax May Effect Online Retailers
Is an online tax on the way in Arizona. A new Arizona tax change is on the way. Some people...
The “Internet of Things” and Privacy
The “Internet Of Things” What Exactly Is the “Internet of Things”? It involves a lot of things — especially when...
California Exempts Online Music Retailers From Parts Of Credit Card Act
California’s Song-Beverly Credit Card Act made things difficult for online businesses. But a Supreme Court ruling will have online sellers...
Summary: NLA v Meltwater Online Copyright Case
Keeping abreast of international Internet laws is wise for two main reasons: If customers in another country can interact with...