Tag: Legal

Facebook Use On Company Computers: Not A Federal Crime
Go into any office anywhere and you are guaranteed to find people who, at one time or another, have used the company's computers to send a personal email or take a few minutes to c...
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How Lawyers Use Twitter, Facebook In Court Cases
Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are more and more becoming implements for legal proceedings. Courts have found uses for the social media for everything ranging from...
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CA Court Won’t Help Copyright Holders ID BitTorrent Users
The District Court for the Northern District of California today ruled against copyright holders, saying that it will not assist them to identify BitTorrent users. The copyright ho...
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Suspected LulzSec Hacker Enters Guilty Plea
It was reported earlier last month that multiple members of LulzSec had been arrested afte...
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Groupon Lawsuits Related To Earnings Revisions Start Being Filed
On Friday, Groupon announced that it had revised its earnings report, which was...
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Facebook Said To Be Suing TechCrunch Commenter For Using The Internet
Something is rotten in the state of Facebook today. TechCrunch shared a st...
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How Google’s Drug Money Has Been Divided Up
Yesterday, we reported that the $500 million Google forfeited last year as the result of a settl...
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Groupon Draws SEC’s Eye, Forks Out $8.5 Million To Settle String Of Lawsuits
Late on Friday, Groupon issued a press release revising its earnings report, whi...
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Google’s Drug Money About To Get Divided Up Among Law Enforcement
Last August, the United States Department of Justice announced that Google would forfeit $500 millio...
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Google Autocomplete Feature Draws Ire In Japan [Updated]
Update: A Google spokesperson gave WebProNews the following statement: “A Japanese court issued a provisional order requesting Google to delete specific te...
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Is Antitrust Enforcement as Regulation Harming American Companies?
Antitrust is quickly becoming a buzzword in the technology space as companies such as Google, Apple, and others are being investigated. The Federal Trade Commission is currently lo...
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Ponzi Schemer Allen Stanford Blames Twitter For Conviction
Earlier this month, Allen Stanford was convicted on 13 out of 1...
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Google Chimes In On MPAA’s Suit Against Hotfile
Emboldened by the takedown of Megaupload, the Motion Picture Association of America continues its crusade against file-sharing sites with its latest target, Hotfile, a file-sharing...
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Facebook Accused Of Breaking Antitrust, Anti-hacking Law
Facebook's initial public offering is approaching so as the company stands to increase exponentially in wealth, one recalls a familiar maxim concerning the trials of tribulations o...
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