Ashley Madison Hack: Can People Sue?
Online purveyor of pro-paramour lifestyles, AshleyMadison.com, encouraged users to “have an affair,” because “life is short.” Well, the company’s lifespan...
Canadians May Need U.S. Lawyer To Get Content Removed From Google
When Google is faced with a court order compelling the removal of a defamatory web page from its index, do...
Internet Law Case: Android App Developer Lawsuit Example
Below is a summary of an app developer v. app developer lawsuit. Anyone interested in tech lawsuits will find it...
Fake News Sites: Legal or Illegal?
Are fake news sites legal or illegal? If an affiliate uses phony “news style” sites to promote products, are you...
Internet Law: Think Before You .SUCK
They’re heeerrrreeee….. Ladies and gents, we’re entering a new era of the Internet. For some time now, we’ve been freed...
Cybersquatting Cases: Criminal Domain Seizure On The Rise
Cybersquatting cases are making a comeback! And this time around, the stakes are higher. Instead of holding domains ransom for...
Internet Law: Can You Get A Video Removed If You’re In It?
An actress is trying to get a video, in which she performed, taken down from YouTube;Discussion of “fixation” as it...
Online Behavioral Marketing: A Legal Primer For Internet Advertisers
Can websites track you and your behavior? Sure can. Online behavioral marketing (OBM) is commonplace, and most people now understand...
FTC Fines Snapchat For Being Loosey-Goosey With Data
Snapchat entered into a consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission for supposedly misleading users about data collection and inter-device...
The CFPB May Make Things Easier For Finance Firms
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is ready to ease up on certain Gramm-Leach-Bliley financial privacy rules for companies that don’t...