Media & Entertainment Archive » April, 2011

Media & Entertainment - April, 2011

104 articles

• NFL Lockout Can Resume Pending Appeal: 8th Circ.
• Lime Wire Directly Infringed Recordings, Judge Says
• Reuters Reaches Deal With Union, Avoids NLRB Fight
• DC Strippers Are Entitled To Minimum Wage: Judge
• Tyson Tattoo Guru Sues Warner Bros. Over 'Hangover 2'
• Most Claims Tossed In Reggae Monopoly Suit Against UMG
• Expertly Navigating Federal Expert Disclosure Rules
• Specific Media Ducks Class Action Over Web Privacy
• Lions Gate Asks Court To Reconsider Blockbuster Sale
• US Seeks To Curb Kids' Exposure To Unhealthy Food Ads
• Golf Channel Says $6M Stanford Payment Was Legit
• DuPont Did Not Spoliate By Deleting Emails: Judge
• AB InBev, Corbis Seek To Nix Model's Suit Over Ad
• Godzilla Creator Drops Suit Over Honda Minivan Ad
• Family Of Ex-Yankee Blames Cirrus For Plane Crash
• Shirelles Member Sues Warner Over 'Baby It's You'
• Viacom, CBS, TCI Pacific Sued For Zinc Cleanup
• Warner Music Hit With Copyright Suit By Hip-Hop Label
• Tribune Noteholders Again Revise Ch. 11 Plan
• EA, Google Among Latest Targets Of Walker IP Suits
• Judge Confirms Lime Wire Infringement Was Willful
• Dish Closes $320M Blockbuster Buy After Judge's OK
• Buzz Aldrin, Topps Butt Heads Over Iconic Moon Shot
• Righthaven Loses Suit Over News Article Posting
• Chinese Officials Crack Down On Music Piracy
• Ex-Six Flags CFO Owed $24M, Arbitrator Says
• NFL's Bears Want Ex-Players' Contract Claims Sent To Ill.
• Guggenheim Imposter Can't Shake $10M Suit
• Lime Wire Founder's Finances Fair Game: Judge
• Adobe, EA Sued Over Digital Rights Management IP
• Antigua May Fight US Online Poker Crackdown In WTO
• Weinsteins Sue Over Rights To 'Crow' Remake
• A New Threat To Former Tribune Shareholders
• Live Nation, Others Face Music Distribution IP Suit
• US Lets 2 Online Poker Cos. Resume Foreign Operations
• Disney, Hanna-Barbera Sue Over Character Costumes
• Jackson Memorabilia Seller Can't Shake Estate IP Suit
• EchoStar Ruling Offers Lessons For Cos., Attys Say
• Dr. Dre Prevails In Death Row Royalties Suit
• 'Happy Days' Stars Sue CBS, Paramount For $10M
• Yankees Never Paid For Top Hat Logo, Suit Says
• An Antitrust Guide To The NFL Labor Dispute
• Playmate's Hubby Denies Online Poker Fraud Charges
• Zumba Fitness Steps Up IP Enforcement
• Rihanna Manager Sues Partner For Wrongful Firing
• Baker & Daniels Adds 2 Partners In Chicago
• Alleged Poker Scheme Participant Pleads Not Guilty
• Wal-Mart Buys Social Media Platform Kosmix
• Why The Google Books Settlement Was Rejected
• Clear Blogger Policy Key To Avoiding HuffPo Scenario
• Ex-MLBer Dykstra Arrested For Bankruptcy Fraud
• ISP Can't Be Forced To Filter For Piracy: EU Adviser
• K&L Gates Snags 2 Manatt Phelps Partners In Calif.
• Feds Crack Down On Poker Websites For Fraud
• GreatBanc Can't Put McDermott On Stand: Judge
• PBS Lures MoFo Atty To Deputy GC Role
• Bloomberg Engaged In Sweeping Maternity Bias: EEOC
• Releases Will Trip Up Tribune Plan, Noteholders Say
• Davis Wright Nabs Wildman Harrold New Media IP Atty
• Ex-NFL Players Hit Union With New Licensing Action
• Patent Strategies Of A Laser Battle
• Zell Objects To Claims Against Him In Tribune Ch. 11
• Attys, Law Profs Demand Antitrust Probe Of BCS
• Contestants KO'd Reality TV Show, Suit Claims
• Judge Won't Move Super Bowl Suit To Texas Court
• Tribune, Noteholders Resume Ch. 11 Confirmation Fight
• Icahn Seeks Sanctions In Blockbuster Bondholder Suit
• Unpaid Bloggers Sue Huffington Post For $105M
• Judge Consolidates Super Bowl Class Actions
• Arista Can't Change Lime Wire Damages Request: Judge
• NLRB's Social Media Crackdown A Warning To Employers
• DC Comics Loses Bid For 'Superman' Heirs' Docs
• Sony Settles With Alleged PlayStation 3 Hacker
• Talking Heads' Byrne, Ex-Fla. Gov. Settle Song Fight
• US Sports Tycoon To Buy Arsenal Soccer Club For $645M
• Hard Rock Casino Must Deal With Teamsters: NLRB
• Bingham McCutchen Aids Gores In Detroits Pistons Buy
• Bankrupt Racino Operator Wins $5M DIP Loan
• Time Warner, Viacom Square Off Over IPad App
• FindLaw Writer Hits Reuters With OT Class Action
• National Lampoon CEO Fights Lockdown As Trial Nears
• NLRB Targets Reuters Over Twitter Policy
• E&Y To Hand Over Tax Docs In Tropicana Fee Fight
• Corbis Aims For Quick Win In TV Star's Image Use Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Rejects 49ers Stadium Challenge
• Icahn Fights To Scrap Lions Gate Takeover Suit
• Exotic Dancer Takes Swing At Club In FLSA Action
• Televisa Joins Mexico Mobile Market With Iusacell Deal
• Indianapolis Downs Heads To Ch. 11 Stables
• Blockbuster Wins Approval For $320M Sale To Dish
• Porn Titan Flynt Defeats Bro's Bid To Block Rival Store
• 4Kids Files For Ch. 11 To Dodge 'Yu-Gi-Oh!' Suit
• Kelley Drye Picks Up LA Office With Merger
• AT&T Must Share Customer Info With Time Warner: FCC
• Tribune Creditors Try Last-Ditch Mediation Effort
• Comcast, Pepsi, Others Hit With Database Patent Suit
• Ex-Exec Can Sue Live Nation Over Stones Tours: Judge
• 7 Ways To Avoid Privacy And Data Security Trouble
• Dish Network Wins Blockbuster With $320M Bid
• Lime Wire Per-Song Damages In Play For Labels: Judge
• Universal Denied Quick Win In Ringtone Copyright Case
• Paul Weiss IP Trial Atty Jumps To Quinn Emanuel
• Rick James' Trust Freaks Out Over UMG Royalties
• NJ Casino Fired Cocktail Waitresses Over Looks: Suit