by Wendy Davis on Aug 31, 4:16 PM
Responding to criticism by the Food and Drug Administration, pharmaceutical company Duchesnay and celebrity Kim Kardashian have updated her Instagram account by posting warnings about the anti-nausea drug Diclegis.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 28, 4:32 PM
Well-known social media expert Danah Boyd is backing Yahoo in a lawsuit alleging that the company violated a consumer protection law by sending unsolicited SMS messages.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 27, 4:34 PM
Google fired back against EU antitrust officials today, arguing that its search results aren't anticompetitive. On the contrary, the company says, its search engine drives traffic to competitors.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 26, 4:48 PM
AT&T has confirmed that it recently intercepted Web traffic at WiFi hotspots in order to inject ads into the pages that users were visiting.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 25, 4:58 PM
Thomas Dart, the crusading sheriff of Cook County, Ill., is free to resume lobbying against classifieds site Backpage.com, thanks to a new decision by U.S. District Court Judge John Tharp, Jr.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 24, 5:06 PM
Twitter no longer allows the Open Source Foundation to track politicians' deleted tweets. "Deleting a tweet is an expression of the user's voice," the company reportedly said.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 14, 4:39 PM
FilmOn wants the 9th Circuit to uphold a ruling that could speed cord-cutting.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 13, 4:45 PM
A federal judge has ordered Cablevision to stop running ads that accuse Verizon of lying about its FiOS service.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 12, 5:07 PM
Kim Kardashian's Instagram ad for a morning sickness drug flouts the FDA's long-established requirement that ads touting the benefit of drugs also disclose their risks and contraindications, the agency says.
by Wendy Davis on Aug 11, 4:48 PM
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Twitter and Tumblr are asking a judge to reject the MPAA's request for a "breathtakingly broad" order in a piracy lawsuit.