Tag: Legal

Advocacy Groups Urge FCC To Investigate Data Caps
At CES, Sen. Ron Wyden laid out his tec...
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Aaron Swartz’ Charges Officially Dropped By Justice Department [Report]
Programmer and Internet activist Aaron Swartz was found dead in a Brooklyn apartmen...
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Report: Google Sued Again Over Google Buzz Privacy
MediaPost is reporting that three Gmail users filed a lawsuit against Go...
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FTC Updates Child Online Privacy Rules
The United States Federal Trade Commission announced today that it has adopted final amendments to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule (otherwise known as COPPA Rule). Ac...
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It Looks Like John McAfee Is Getting Released
The public has watched this whole saga unfold, strangely, even as McAfee was in hiding, but after being detained in Guatemala, and being granted a stay as the country hoped to expe...
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Court Orders Yelp User To Change Review. Slippery Slope?
This week, a Virginia judge ordered a Yelp user to change a negative review. Before we get into the specifics, just think about that for a second. Do you use Yelp (or any other ser...
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McAfee Back In Jail After Heart Attack Scare
On Thursday, John McAfee was rushed to a hospital in Guatemala after being detained in the country. He had complained of chest pains before reportedly dropping to the floor, becomi...
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John McAfee Wants You To Email The President Of Guatemala
Earlier, we reported that John McAfee was in jail in...
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Kim Dotcom Gets The OK To Sue New Zealand’s Spy Agency
If anything, you have to agree that Kim Dotcom is tenacious. He's fought every challenge that has come his way since having his Web site and livelihood seized by feds in January. N...
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John McAfee In Jail, Blogging, Trying To Keep From Being Sent Back To Belize
John McAfee, after weeks in hiding from authorities in Belize, made his way to Guatemala, where he found his way to safety, and was able to get a lawyer. After announcing a press c...
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Court Orders Yahoo To Pay $2.7 Billion
Yahoo has been ordered by a Mexican court to pay $2.7 billion in a suit brought by Worldwide Directories and Ideas Interactivas, who allege that Yahoo has breached contract related...
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German Zoophiles Sue Government Over Potential Bestiality Ban
Since 1969, zoophilia has been legal in Germany. Animal rights groups and mostly everybody else don't particu...
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Apple Throws Tantrum, Adds More Samsung Products To Lawsuit
Did you hear? Apple finally settled its patent disputes with HTC, and both companies...
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Google Book Scanning Legal Saga Continues
Last month, Google announced that after seven years of litigation, the company finally reached a settlement with the Association of American Publishers regarding book scanning. The...
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Apple Publishes Revised Samsung Statement
It's rare for Apple to admit any wrongdoing. It's even more rare when it comes to its competition as it took a court order for Apple to say that Samsung did not copy the iPad. The...
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