Tag results for "legal" for June 2014
- Supreme Court Rejects Google Appeal In WiFi Snooping CaseThe Supreme Court has refused to hear Google's appeal of a ruli ...
- Appeals Court Kills New York City's Big-Soda BanBy a 4-to-2 vote, the New York State Court of Appeals uphe ...
- Supreme Court Rules Against AereoIn a crushing defeat for Aereo, the Supreme Court has ruled th ...
- Supreme Court Says Aereo Infringes TV Broadcasters' CopyrightSiding with television broadcasters, the U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that t ...
- Judge Authorizes Wyndham To Appeal Data-Security RulingA federal appellate court could soon decide whether the Federal Trade Commissi ...
- Carrier IQ Can't Pause Privacy LawsuitA judge has rejected an attempt by Carrier IQ and a gro ...
- Cannes Lions: It's A Cash Cow - But We're Okay With ThatAs is the case every year around this time, everyone starts pointi ...
- Facebook Users Drop Lawsuit Over 'Likes'Three Facebook users who sued the social networking service for allegedly misrepresenti ...
- Virginia Supreme Court To Decide Whether To Unmask Yelp ReviewersVirginia's highest state court has agreed to decide whether a small-business own ...
- Penney Loses Suit, Gets A Tongue LashingJC Penney not only lost the case brought against it by Macy ...
- Hulu Users Can't Bring Privacy Class-ActionIn a significant win for Hulu, a federal judge ruled today th ...
- Web Giants Support Spokeo In Privacy BattleA coalition of Web companies is backing Spokeo in its privacy batt ...
- Dem. Lawmakers Take Aim At Online Fast Lanes Democratic lawmakers today unveiled a Net neutrality bill that aims to preve ...
- Ray Volpe's IPG Suit Tossed-AgainThe former Interpublic Group Executive sued the holding company in 2012, claimi ...
- Supreme Court Sets Precedent With Labeling Ruling David L. Ter Molen, a Chicago lawyer who writes the Food Identi ...
- Appeals Court Sides With TheDirty.com Against Former Bengals CheerleaderSiding with TheDirty.com, a federal appellate court ruled today that the goss ...
- Yahoo Loses Bid To Toss Parts.com Trademark LawsuitIn a blow to Yahoo, a federal judge in California has aga ...
- Appeals Court Says Digital Library Project Doesn't Infringe CopyrightLibraries that digitize books in order to make them searchable don't infrin ...
- Mobile Spam Lawsuit Against Path Moves ForwardPath has lost a round in a mobile-spam lawsuit accusing it ...
- Chobani Calls Ad-Theme Infringement Suit 'Baseless'It alleges that bestselling author Dov Seidman owns federal trademark registrations f ...
- Verizon Threatens To Sue Netflix Over CriticismA recent deal between Netflix and Verizon, which was supposed to ensu ...
- Lawyers Can Monitor Jurors' Social MediaLawyers can monitor the social media activity of prospective and impaneled juror ...
- Industry Must Stay Ahead Of Online Ad FraudInteractive Advertising Bureau Europe's AdEx Benchmark research shows that online video advertisi ...
- May Sales Equals Good News For GM "Despite the overwhelming amount of attention placed on the GM recalls ...
- It's The Wild West, But Not At Chili'sIf the U.S. is becoming the Wild West, except with assault weapon ...
- European 'Right To Be Forgotten' ControversialGoogle has taken steps toward complying with the European Court of Justice ...
- Serbia Demands Apology For Censorship AllegationsSerbia Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic is demanding an apology from the Organizati ...
- Facebook Sued By Canadian WomanFacebook is facing a class-action lawsuit from a Vancouver woman over ...
- New Patent System Good For Telecom, MediaEurope's new one-stop patent system is winning over companies despite initial critici ...
- comScore Agrees To $14 Million Privacy Settlement With PanelistscomScore has agreed to pay $14 million to settle claims that ...
