Maine: The Next State To Secure Residents’ Online Privacy?
Online privacy is becoming a major state’s rights issue. Illinois lawmakers are well on their way to passing a digital...
Online privacy is becoming a major state’s rights issue. Illinois lawmakers are well on their way to passing a digital...
The FTC may score a win, courtesy of the Ninth Circuit. The bench opted to revisit the FTC’s case against...
Can websites track you and your behavior? Sure can. Online behavioral marketing (OBM) is commonplace, and most people now understand...
Injunctions and temporary restraining orders – or TROs – provide an equitably remedy, for both civil and criminal wrongdoings.Broadly speaking,...
A temporary restraining order, over a supposed online harassment incident, hamstrung a Hawaiian Internet activist named Eric Ryan. In light...
Let’s review some basic domain dispute legal advice*. Big brands spend big bucks on cybersquatting and typosquatting prevention — so...
After years of paying high royalty fees, it looks like Internet radio stations, like PANDORA, will get a big break...
A Dutch court weighed in on a case about hyperlinking to leaked photos. It ruled that website GeenStjil was guilty...
In a seminal decision, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously ruled that tattoos are expressions of protected free speech. The decision got us...
Judge Richard Posner ruled that MyVidster didn’t embolden copyright infringement by encouraging video trading. In 2010, Flava Works, an adult...