Tag: Legal

Facebook Wins Lawsuit Against Power.com
What does the word power evoke? You probably don't think of a defunct Web site that just lost their case against Facebook....
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iPhone 4 Owner? Apple May Owe You $15.
When Apple released the iPhone 4, it was the company's most successful prod...
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U.S. Calls for Ban on Mobile Devices While Driving
The U.S. Department of Transportation has encour...
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Twitter, Wikipedia ‘Squatter’ Sites Fined For Posing As Twitter, Wikipedia
Typos happen. They're inescapable if you use a computer. This is why keyboards come with a Delete key. Given then that typos are expected, it was inevitable that someone out in the...
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Google’s New Privacy Policy: Danny Sullivan Provides Insight
In January, Google announced that it was overhauling its more than 60 privacy policies and replacing them with one. As Alma Whitten, Google's Director of Privacy in Product and Eng...
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Proview Seeks $2 Billion From Apple In U.S. Courts
The legal drama between Apple and Proview just got more interesting. As we previously reported, Provi...
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Google Patents New Lockscreen Method
Google has just patented their new lockscreen method for Android, as an answer to Apple's "slide to unlock" functionality. Google's new unlock feature is unique in that the user ca...
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Facebook, Twitter Aren’t Required To Have Anti-Piracy Software, Court Says
Europe's top court dealt a blow to anti-piracy crusaders and tallied a win for proponents of Internet freedom today by ruling that social networking sites cannot be required to set...
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Google May One Day Face Lawsuit From Music Industry
The entertainment industry doesn’t like search engines. They may take that dislike to the next level soon....
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FTC Totally Concerned About Privacy On Mobile Apps For Kids
In all likelihood, mobile app developers probably don't discriminate when it comes to sponging information from kids and adults alike. To most of them, private info is a bunch of l...
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JotForm.com Suspended By US Feds
The U.S. government is continuing its happy-go-lucky censorship of Web sites for reasons blown way out of proportion. It was revealed yesterday that JotForm.com had its domain...
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EU Court: Social Networks Not Responsible For User Content
A European court has found that social networks can’t be held responsible for the content its users post - score one for the Internet. SABAM...
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Apple Seeks Permission To Sue A Bankrupt Kodak
It’s bad form to kick a man while he’s down. It’s even worse form to sue a company while their filing for bankruptcy....
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Capitol Records Denied Injunction In Cloud Case
Capitol Records (EMI) was denied a motion request for a preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court in New York on February 8....
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Bulgaria Joins the No ACTA Crowd
Did this past weekend's anti-ACTA movement in Europe get their message across to the ruling governments? While the fallout is still being measured, at least one country has decide...
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