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  • October 24, 2025

    Meta To Face Sanctions Bid Over Alleged Atty-Advice Fraud

    Plaintiffs told the California federal judge presiding over social media-addiction multidistrict litigation that Meta should be sanctioned after a D.C. court found Meta likely engaged in "crime, fraud, and/or misconduct" when, on the advice of counsel, it modified its research into Facebook's effects on teens' mental health to limit its liability.

  • October 24, 2025

    Canadian Tech Co. Moves To Toss Investors' AI Hype Suit

    Canadian technology services firm Telus Digital has moved to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of misleading investors about its artificial intelligence capabilities, arguing that the case is "fatally defective" because the company does, in fact, sell some AI products.

  • October 24, 2025

    Justices Told AI Innovation At Risk From Fed. Circ. Patent Ax

    Artificial intelligence company Recentive Analytics Inc. has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to undo the Federal Circuit's invalidation of patents it accuses Fox Corp. of infringing, saying the decision "effectively declared a vast swath of AI and machine-learning innovation as categorically unpatentable," threatening the technology's future.

  • October 24, 2025

    WordPress TM Suit Accuses Web Host Of Sowing 'Confusion'

    WordPress parent Automattic has lodged trademark infringement counterclaims against WP Engine in litigation first launched by the website hosting company against Automattic and its founder, saying WP Engine has "masqueraded" as a company that develops and administers WordPress' open source publishing platform.

  • October 24, 2025

    FCC Knocked For Weakening Broadband Nutrition Labels

    The Federal Communications Commission should be more concerned with ensuring that consumers can find the agency-mandated nutrition-style broadband labels meant to inform them about prices and fees than it is with stripping away the labels' various requirements, says a left-leaning think tank.

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