Tag: Legal

Google+ Makes #BoycottApple A Trend (And It’s Quite Visual)
As you may know, a jury awarded $1.049 billion to Apple in the Apple vs. Samsung case, and...
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Apple Vs. Samsung Verdict Has Big Effect On The Market
Unless you were away from the news this weekend, you no doubt know about Apple being awarded a little over $1 billion in their patent dispute with Samsung. We can argue all we want...
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Are 30 Songs Really Worth $675,000? The Justice System Thinks So
We brought you the story of Joel Tenenbaum back in May. He was facing massive statutory damages at the hands of the RIAA for sharing 30 songs via the file sharing service, Kazaa. U...
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Apple Vs. Samsung: South Korean Court Rules Against Both Companies
Apple vs. Samsung: The hearing just wrapped up in the U.S. and we're now waiting for the...
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Google Is Not Happy With This Proposed Law
Google has been speaking out about a proposed law in Germany, which would require search engines and aggregators to pay to license content from publishers via ancillary copyright,...
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Ironically, FairSearch Company Expedia Accused Of Breaking Antitrust Laws
Expedia, along with a number of other companies, including Orbitz, Travelocity, Sabre Holdings Corp., Marriott International, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, and Hilton Worldw...
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Judge Indicates Google Has Not Complied With Paid Blogger Request, Sets Friday Deadline
On Friday, Google and Oracle each told a California court that they did not pay journalists or bloggers for coverage of their lengthy legal battle, after a judge...
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New Zealand Court Orders FBI To Show Kim Dotcom Evidence
It was only last month that a New Zealand court ruled that the FBI broke the law by movin...
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Should Linking To Copyrighted Material Be Illegal?
Despite how you feel on the matter, online piracy is illegal. Various courts throughout the country have said again and again that uploading pirated works on the Internet for other...
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Your Smartphone Can Now Be Used To Track You Without A Warrant
Warrants are an important part of the legal process in this country. If the police want to search your house, they must obtain a warrant from a judge. New technology like social me...
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Julian Assange Granted Asylum To Ecuador [Rumor]
The biggest political event this year isn't the presidential race or that Mitt Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate. The biggest event that could have repercussions for years...
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Apple Conducted A Study To Find Out Why You Went With Android
A lot of interesting evidence is being brought to the public's eye in the ongoing Apple vs. Samsung court case. Nothing is more interesting, however, than a study conducted in 2010...
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FTC Lawyer Gloats About Big Win Against Google
Yesterday, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced that Google wil...
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Facebook First Amendment Rights According To The ACLU
Back in May, a federal judge ruled that a Facebook "like" is not considered speech that can be protected by the First Amendment. You can read more background on the story...
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