Tag results for "legal"
- New Mexico Children's Privacy Lawsuit Against Twitter, Other Tech Companies, Clears First HurdleThe lawsuit, brought by New Mexico AG Hector Balderas, alleges that mobile ...
- Facebook Asks Supreme Court To Turn Away Hamas VictimsNumerous judges have "rejected efforts to hold online service providers liable for ...
- Trump Must Face Claims He Retaliated Against JournalistsPresident Trump must face claims that he violated the First Amendment by ...
- Lawsuit Claims Facebook Knew About Video Metrics Inflation"Campaign" brings news of a lawsuit in America which claims Facebook knew ...
- Google Street View Privacy Settlement Granted Final ApprovalA federal judge has approved Google's "Wi-Spy" settlement, which requires the company ...
- Facebook Knew Of Inflated 'Potential Reach' Metrics, Marketers ClaimFacebook execs knew the company overestimated the potential reach of ad campaigns, ...
- COVID-19 Cyber Cons: Email Scams Are On The RiseA firm is offering $4.95 test kits by email, according to the ...
- COVID-19 Warrants Delaying Enforcement Of California Privacy Law, Ad Groups Say"Now is not the time to threaten business leaders with premature CCPA ...
- French Regulators Hit Apple With $1.23 Billion Fine, Charge Anti-Competitive PracticesThe French Competition Authority determined that Apple engaged in such behavior while ...
- Volkswagen, Visa, Coca-Cola React To Sexist Court Filing By U.S. Soccer"We place great emphasis on gender inclusivity and equality and require our ...
- Vermont Sues 'Immoral' Clearview Over Facial Recognition Database"The state urges that the people of Vermont immediately be set free ...
- Dating Company Match Group Backs Bill That Could Discourage EncryptionOnline dating company Match Group will tell lawmakers Wednesday it supports "EARN ...
- Facebook Faces Legal Action In Australia Over Cambridge AnalyticaAustralia's privacy watchdog is to take Facebook to court over the Cambridge ...
- Advertisers Press Judge To Approve Facebook Inflated Video Metrics SettlementNone of the video advertisers who were notified about Facebook's proposed $40 ...
- Call To Label Body Shaming As Hate SpeechBody shaming should be considered a form of hate speech that should ...
- 'Ok Boomer!' Let's Sort Out Hate SpeechAs Twitter greenlights the Gen X retort of choice, drawing up a ...
- Will Trump Lawsuits Have Chilling Effect On Publishers?A libel defense can be a significant distraction for any newspaper. It ...
- Tulsi Gabbard Loses First Amendment Lawsuit Against GoogleA federal judge has thrown out Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard's free-speech ...
- Judge Blocks Judicial Review Of BBC Over BrexitA judge has rejected a crowdfunded bid to force a judicial review ...
- Apple Settles iPhone 'Batterygate' Suit For $500MFiled between 2017 and 2018, multiple suits alleged Apple intentionally throttled the ...
- Court Upholds Import Ban On Some Comcast Set-Top BoxesIn a defeat for Comcast, a federal appellate court Monday upheld a ...
- Jail Sentence Welcomed For Showing Journalists Are Not 'Fair Game'A reporter has welcomed a jail sentence for a social media user ...
- Trump Campaign Urges Judge To Throw Out Robo-Texting LawsuitThree Minnesota residents who are suing Trump's campaign over unwanted robotexts should ...
- Facebook Sues Mobile Analytics Company OneAudience Over Data MiningThe mobile analytics company OneAudience improperly collected a host of data from ...
- Trump Campaign Has Weak Libel Claim Against 'New York Times'The press has wide latitude to publish commentary about public figures - ...
- Johnny Depp Attends London Libel Hearing Against 'The Sun'Johnny Depp attended a London court yesterday as his libel case against ...
- Google Prevails In Battle With Prager Over 'Censored' ClipsA federal appellate court ruled that Google isn't bound by the First ...
- UK Police Lack Digital Forensics SkillsThe Government's Forensic Science Regulator has warned that the country's police forces ...
- California AG Urges Congress To Allow States To Maintain Privacy LawsCongress should pass a national privacy law that builds on the new ...
- Conde Nast's Decision To Limit NDAs Is Positive StepThe decision is a positive step in getting rid of a common ...
