Media & Entertainment Archive » May, 2011

Media & Entertainment - May, 2011

135 articles

• Gamers Sue Sony Over Hacking Of PlayStation Network
• Upper Deck Breached 4Kids Trading Card Deal, Judge Says
• Katten Nabs Dewey IP Pro In NY
• Social Media: HR Friend Or Foe?
• ITC's Broad Definition Of 'Domestic Industry'
• Supreme Court Rebuffs Conrad Black Appeal
• Q&A With Brownstein Hyatt's Barry Langberg
• 1st Circ. Denies Tardy Injunction Bid In Trademark Feud
• Q&A With Fox Rothschild's Jeff Kravitz
• ABC Loses Bid To Shake Desperate Housewife's Suit
• Corbis Prevails In 'Partridge Family' Star Image Suit
• Nev. Gaming Regulators OK Station Casinos Ch. 11 Plan
• Facebook Strikes Back At NY Man Seeking Half Ownership
• Mets Score $200M Investment, Try To Strike Picard Suit
• Staples Center Sued Over 2-Year-Old's Fatal Fall
• Station Casinos Hands Aliante Assets To Lenders
• Field Reps Hit Nielsen With OT Class Action
• 'Idol' Owner Hit With Class Actions Over $512M Sale
• Tribune Execs Cleared To File Indemnity Claims
• Twitter Buys TweetDeck To Boost Pre-IPO Value
• Ohio Rapper Hits Speed Bump On 'Bugatti Butch' Name
• Players' Union Files NLRB Charge Against NBA
• Live Nation Seeks To Toss Parking Fee Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Xinhua Finance Board Member Denies Insider Trading
• Huffington Loses Bid To Toss HuffPo Origin Suit
• Tattoo Artist Can't Block Release Of 'Hangover 2'
• Zooey Deschanel Wins Access To Docs In Shoe Fight
• Jury Clears Cirrus Over Yankees Pitcher's Fatal Crash
• Feds Subpoena NYT Reporter In CIA Leak Case
• 'Face Book Of Sex' Seeks To Undo Facebook Trademark
• Primedia Investor Sues Over $525M TPG Buyout
• Universal Settles Suit Over 'Into The Wild' Song
• Ex-'Price Is Right' Model's Pregancy Bias Suit Slashed
• Writing On The Wall — The NLRB's NY Facebook Case
• 'Face Book Of Sex' Allies To Stay Under Wraps For Now
• Tropicana Lenders Reach Deal On Kirkland Fees
• Borders Wants To Kick Coffee Habit To Save Money
• PGA Blasts Stanford Trustee's $13M Clawback Suit
• Insurer Seeks To Pare Down 'Expendables' Coverage Suit
• Buzzfeed Attacks Righthaven's Copyright Campaign
• Universal Faces Zombie Attack On Digital Royalties
• Chuck E. Cheese's Gambling Suit Heads To Calif. Court
• Sheen May Have Trouble 'Winning' At The USPTO
• EMI, Music Publishers Settle Suit Over Bieber Song
• Judge Trims Claims In Apple ITunes Antitrust Suit
• Zuckerman Targets BDO Over $40M Madoff Investment
• Sirius XM Exits Antitrust Class Action With $180M Deal
• Hendrix Estate, Sax Player Settle 'Georgia Blues' Suit
• MTV Star's Family Feud Fuels Trademark 'Situation'
• Wiretaps Allowed In Alabama Vote-Selling Case
• Skadden, Others Escape Suit Over Altered Song Evidence
• Facebook, Yellow Pages Sued Over Online Sales Patents
• DOJ Urges 2nd Circ. To Back DMX License Structure
• Judge Taps Mediator In Fight Over Tropicana Collapse
• Bogart's Estate Settles Furniture Trademark Suit
• Sale Negates Duke Ellington Royalties Contract: Atty
• Judge Freezes $600M Suit Against Indy Downs CEO
• Brando Heirs Sue Harley Over 'Wild One' Boots
• Wham-O Whacks Goodwin Procter With Excessive Fees Suit
• Firm Fights Icahn's Sanctions Bid In Blockbuster Case
• US Soccer Federation Fights Subpoena Of Ex-Atty
• Tribune Noteholders Win Info To Sue Ex-Shareholders
• Cravath Reps Rosetta In $575M Sale To Publicis
• NFL Lockout Still On After 8th Circ. Stays Injunction
• Chuck E. Cheese's Seeks To Nix Illegal Games Suit
• Ex-Chicago Sun-Times Co. Files Liquidation Plan
• Kids' Marketing Guidelines Put Heat On Food Industry
• FCC Should Reform Merger Reviews: House Panel
• Warner Music Shareholder Sues Over $3.3B Sale
• Sheen's $100M Contract Suit Swings On High Court Ruling
• Flynt Brother Can't Cash In On Hustler
• Lime Wire Pays $105M To Settle With Record Cos.
• Leagues Skate Off Youth Hockey Antitrust Suit
• Judge Backs Sony, A&E In Clark Rockefeller Photo Row
• 2nd Circ. Revives Penguin Online Book Piracy Suit
• Canadian Publishers Pay $8M To Settle Freelancer Suit
• Netflix Claims No Evidence Exists Of Wal-Mart DVD Plot
• Disney Beats Infringement Suit Over Surfing Co.'s Mark
• Playboy, Drake Ink Deal On 'Best I Ever Had' Dispute
• Judge Says Affinity Can't Force Jobs Into Deposition
• Lime Wire Attacks Warner Music CEO's Testimony
• Judge Eyes March 2012 Trial For Online Poker Case
• Aristocrat Ducks IGT's Inequitable Conduct Claims
• Canadian Appeals Court Rejects Icahn's Lionsgate Appeal
• Bankrupt Indianapolis Downs Seeks To Stay $600M Suit
• Disney, Citadel Ink $14M Ch. 11 Settlement
• 3 Ex-Xinhua Execs Indicted Over $50M Fraud
• Rise In FLSA Litigation Leaves Strip Clubs Exposed
• AOL Investor Asks High Court To Review E&Y Fraud Suit
• Microsoft, Skype Deal May Be Harbinger For Tech IPOs
• Disney Triumphs In 'Little Miss' Trademark Suit
• Willkie Farr Escapes Motown Songwriter's Contract Suit
• 7 Tips For Successful Sponsorship Agreements
• Dreamworks, HBO, Others Sued Over DVD Menu Patents
• Nintendo Strikes Deal In PACid Encryption Patent Suit
• NFL Owners Argue Against Injunction In 8th Circ.
• ASCAP Asks High Court To Revive Music Download Fee Suit
• Labels, Judge Balk At Lime Wire Founder's Testimony
• Cameraman Hits WABC With $18M Race Bias Suit
• FTC Clears Alliance Data's $356M Aspen Merger
• Citadel Shareholders Sue Over $2.5B Cumulus Deal
• Howrey Lessons: The Downside Of Contingent Fees
• Sharing Site Denies Film IP Breach To 9th Circ.
• UMG To 9th Circ.: Veoh DMCA Ruling Kills Web Content
• Tribune Taps LA Times Publisher As New CEO
• Cablevision Sued Over Invidi Targeted Advertising IP
• Undaunted Righthaven Fires Off 6 New Copyright Suits
• Debevoise Aids Access In $3.3 Warner Music Buy
• Movie Gallery, States Settle Debt Collection Suit
• Lime Wire Flourished After Rivals Shut Doors: Label Exec
• Judge Advances Summit Media Ch. 11 Plan
• Trial Date Set For Icahn, Lionsgate Takeover Row
• Caribe Media Nears Ch. 11 Deal With Lenders
• Righthaven's Copyright Campaign Shaky After Setbacks
• Wristband Maker Sues Kesha Over 'Tik Tok'
• Golfer Daly Sues Hippo To Collect $1.5M IP Judgment
• 9th Circ. Reanimates 'Ghost Hunters' Contract Claims
• Lime Wire Not To Blame For All Record Co. Woes: Atty
• DOJ Enters Scrum Over BCS Playoffs System
• Artists Sue CBS, CNET Over Lime Wire File-Sharing
• NY Post Can't See Starr Celebrity Victims' Records: Judge
• Tech Giants Face Antitrust Action Over Workers' Pay
• Louis Vuitton Settles Ad Suit With Honda Canada
• Composer's Heir Can Sue In 'Big Pimpin'' IP Suit: Judge
• Warner Bros. To Buy Flixster, Rotten Tomatoes
• Muzak Hit With IP Suit Over Remote Control System
• Judge Sends 'Desperate Housewife' Case To LA Jury
• NBA Star Bosh Sues Child's Mother Over Reality Show
• EA Elbows Out NCAA Players' Antitrust Claims
• Disney Sues Dish Over Free Access To Movies On Starz
• China, Russia Still Weak On IP Enforcement: USTR
• UCLA Streaming Video Copyright Case On Thin Ice
• Ex-Village People Cop Sues Production Co. For $1.6M
• Judge Trims Experts' Testimony In Lime Wire Case
• Ex-Winston Lawyer Cops To Role In Starr Scheme