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Media & Entertainment - August, 2012

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• Fox Can't Dodge Trademark Suit Over 'The Gates'
• MGM Grand Condo Investors Can't Dodge Arbitration
• Ex-Bandleader Claims Race Bias By Glenn Miller Orchestra
• 4 Firms Feared Most By In-House Counsel
• NFL, Riddell Say Players' Labor Pact Nixes Concussion Claims
• Investors Can't Fight Finished Charter Prepack Plan: 2nd. Circ.
• LeAnn Rimes Says Mom, Daughter Illegally Taped Call
• Enviros Say Law Change For LA Stadium Is Unconstitutional
• Privacy Rights On Facebook: Are Employees Protected?
• Former NYC Nun Sues Disney Again Over 'Sister Act' Plot
• Defining The Mission Of The Complex Case
• 'Spider-Man' Musical Ex-Director Settles Copyright Claims
• Marilyn Monroe Estate Doesn't Own Her Image, 9th Circ. Says
• IP Suit Over Google Book Project Won't Pause For Appeal
• LinkedIn Privacy Class Actions Over Data Breach Merged
• Investors Push Amended Suit Over $150M Vegas Resort Loan
• 'Hurt Locker' Makers Backed By MPAA In 9th Circ. Suit
• Wolters Kluwer Must Face Accutane Case In Pa. Court
• Knight Capital Backs Nasdaq $62M Facebook IPO Payout
• Netflix Users Call $9M Video Privacy Settlement 'Unfair'
• MGM KOs 'Raging Bull' Heir's Copyright Suit In 9th Circ.
• Ex-News Corp. Atty Reportedly Arrested In Hacking Scandal
• Publishers Pay $69M To Settle State AGs' E-Book Claims
• Macy's Fails To Foil Martha Stewart-JC Penney Deal
• 'Godfather' Estate Says Paramount Poisoned Book Deal
• The SCA Can't Make Public Tweets Private
• Quincy Jones' Testimony Cut Out Of Wynn's Slander Suit
• Ex-DC United Player Wants $12M For Untreated Concussion
• Ira Glass Drops Trademark Suit As Podcast Changes Name
• Ex-Bergstein Atty Says $50M Malpractice Suit Is Time-Barred
• Entertainment News Co. Cries 'Free Speech' In Defamation Row
• St. Paul Rejects Riddell's Concussion Suit Coverage Claims
• Kardashian, Old Navy Settle Look-Alike Ad Suit
• Kellogg Posts Froot Loops Ad Disclaimer At Watchdog's Request
• Inner City Media Wants More Time To File Ch. 11 Plan
• B&N Balks At $11M Attys' Fees In Suit Over Riggio Deal
• LulzSec Member Charged Over Sony Hack
• Real Estate Blog Sues Condo President Over Harassment
• Twitter Asks NY Appeals Court To Protect Protester's Tweets
• PSU's Venue Protest Denied In Sandusky Coverage Suit
• Casino Developer Owes $100M In Guarantee Loans: NY Court
• Hip-Hop Producer Drops IP Suit Against Rapper Jones
• Art Financier Can't Shake Suit Over Diversion Of Business
• ESPN To Pay $5.6B For Baseball Broadcast Rights
• Sprint Says Comcast Xfinity Services Infringe Patents
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill To Protect Workers' Facebook Logins
• Warner Fights 'Smallville' Creators' Low License Fee Claims
• Judge Kills Unauthorized 'Evil Dead' Sequel
• Hanover Can't Expelliarmus Harry Potter Park Coverage Suit
• Ashley Furniture Can't Shake Trademark Suit Over Bogart Line
• EU Security Agency Calls For Tougher Data Law Interpretation
• $324M Casino Tie-Up Draws UK Antitrust Scrutiny
• Ex-Wynn Partner Lobs $140M Defamation Suit At Casino Co.
• Tribune Creditors Lose Bid To Nix $1.5B Bond
• Zooming In On A Major Social Media Issue For Health Care
• Netflix Wants 'Nonsense' Suit Over Financial Reports Ejected
• Video Game Developer's Noncompete Is Null: Calif. Court
• Facebook, MySpace Among 22 Hit By Blue Spike Piracy IP Suit
• Barnes & Thornburg Snags IP, Media Atty From Hodgson Russ
• Chamber Blasts 3rd. Circ.'s Class Cert. In Comcast Case
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Shutdown Of Streaming TV Service Ivi
• Turkey Opens Antitrust Probe Into Live Nation Unit
• Energy Firm Sues Paper For Libel Over CWA Guilty Plea Story
• AIG, Reporter Spar Over Access to Asset-Hiding Reports
• German Group Rips Facebook Over App Center Data Sharing
• Magazine Subscribers Can't Drop Suit Against Time Unit
• Google False Ads Class Action Slashed Again
• Weil Gotshal Helps IAC Nail Down $300M About.com Buy
• Thermador Maker Sues For Right To Use Julia Child's Image
• Takeaways From Moonscoop V. American Greetings
• Defending The Blitzkrieg Bop Of Advertising Disputes
• Murdoch Daughter Touts Morals, Shuns News Corp. Throne
• $140M Verizon Penalty Withstands Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Fox May Be Pushing Ex-Interns To Stay Out Of Wage Suit
• DC Circ. Stays FCC's Tennis Channel Order Against Comcast
• Chet Baker Estate Loses Bid To Nix Movie Option Suit
• Judge Sticks With Class Cert. In Hearst Intern's Suit
• Armstrong Banned For Life, Tour Titles in Jeopardy
• Soccer Team Wants Arbitration In Ex-Coach's Firing Dispute
• Oaktree Re-Enters Toy Maker Takeover Fray With New Offer
• Dish Says CBS' Suit Over Ad-Skipping DVR Belongs In NY
• Comcast Class Cert. Defies Dukes, Retail Group Tells High Court
• Conrad Black Rips SEC's 'Staggering' $10M Penalty Request
• Facebook Loses Bid To Stay Calif. IPO Class Actions
• Grad Student Loses Fight Over File-Sharing Penalty
• Fox Pans Claims It Lifted Plot Of Kiefer Sutherland Show
• What's Making Attorneys Flee Their Firms?
• Case Study: In Re Magna Entertainment
• Gingrich Looks To Settle 'Eye Of The Tiger' Copyright Suit
• How To Protect Yourself Against Twitter Squatters
• Live Nation Denied Early Win In Promoter's Antitrust Suit
• FTC Accuses Dish Network Of Violating Do Not Call Registry
• Calif. Court Nixes Kudrow Win In 'Friends' Contract Suit
• Verizon's $3.9B Spectrum Buy Wins FCC Approval
• Banks Blast Nasdaq's Proposed $62M Facebook IPO Deal
• DOJ Blasts Challenges To E-Books Price-Fixing Settlements
• 'Scream' Writer Can't Kill Weinstein's Film Rights Suit
• 'Hurt Locker' Shielded By Free Speech, 9th Circ. Hears
• Ab Circle Marketers Pay Up To $25M Over FTC False Ad Claims
• Personal Jurisdiction And National Internet Marketing
• Production Co. Targets Martin Scorsese Over Film Delays
• Fox Pushes For Ban On Dish Network Ad-Free DVR
• Suffolk Downs, EPA Reach $5M Settlement Over CWA Claims
• Trib Creditors Must Hand Over $1.5B Bond To Stay Ch. 11 Plan
• Netflix Subscriber Fights $27M Wal-Mart Antitrust Deal
• FTC Greenlights Facebook's $1B Instagram Buy
• Maverick Steel's Pa. Stadium Fight Sent Back To County Court
• Injured Little Leaguer Wins $14.5M In Defective Bat Suit
• Viacom Fights 'Jersey Shore' Star Over 'Twinning' Mark
• Directors Guild Needn't Turn Over Info On Royalties Deal
• Sirius Investor Sues To Stop Liberty's 'Creeping Takeover'
• 'Game Of Skill' Ruling Doesn't Deal Poker A Free Pass In NY
• Travelers Sues NFL Over Ex-Players' Brain Injury Lawsuits
• Strip Club Chain Settles Spam Text Suit For $2M In Coupons
• OneLink Wants 2nd Look At Immunity Rule In Antitrust Suit
• Steelers Drop Suit Over 'Terrible Towels' Trademark
• Bergstein Award Hiked To $50M As He Sets Sights On Aramid
• Judge Voids CyberFone Patent In Warner Bros., CBS Suits
• Feds Jump Into Gallup Whistleblower's $10M FCA Suit
• Media Exec Diller Files IP Suit Over 'BarryDriller' Site
• Fed. Circ. Denies Fees For SEC Atty Fired Over Cuban Emails
• Get-Rich-Quick Marketers Hit With $1.5M Contempt Penalty
• McDonald's, Viacom Websites Violate Child Privacy, Groups Say
• 'DisHarmonix' — Dispute Resolution For Deal Provisions
• Photo Studio Says Viacom's VH1 Stole Demi Moore Pictures
• Theme Park Worker Sues Universal Over Pay Policies
• Bergstein Wins $49.5M From Atty For Forced Bankruptcies
• Wynn Wins Attys' Fees After FCPA Issue Fails In Federal Court
• Beyond Oblivion's Liquidation Plan Gets Nod From Court
• Ad Industry's Self-Regulatory Push Goes Mobile
• Search Engines And The 1st Amendment
• $37M Viacom Investor Suit Likely To Flop Despite Novel Tactic
• Lawmaker Plugs Music Royalty Hikes For Radio Stations
• M&A Vet Leaves Warner Bros., Returns To O'Melveny In LA
• 'Occupy' Protester Sues Judge To Block Twitter Subpoena
• Comcast Class Asks Court To Enforce Antitrust Settlement
• Jay-Z's Co., Personal Chef Settle $1.5M Nightclub Contract Suit
• Houghton Mifflin: Practically Proper Improper Venue
• Kirkland Guides Dex One In All-Stock SuperMedia Deal
• Music Exec Can't Nix Copyright Suit Over Mariah Carey Song
• Vertrue Gets OK For $39M Neverblue Sale To GWM
• 5th Circ. Won't Reinstate Dallas Morning News ADEA Suit
• Reverb Of The Gibson Guitar Settlement
• Dish Must Produce Docs In Telemarketing Class Action
• Interchangeability In The Tablet Product Market
• Exxon, CBS, Vertellus Shell Out $30M For Superfund Cleanup
• 9th Circ. Won't Kill 'Die Hard' Director's Guilty Plea
• Ex-Bergstein Atty Denies Blame In $269M Malpractice Suit
• Film Co. Says Distributor Sold Movies After Contract Ended
• 7th Circ. Says Kanye West Didn't Infringe Song Lyrics
• DHX Media Gets Kids' TV Co. In $112M Deal
• 3rd Circ. Misread Dukes With Cert. In Antitrust Row: Comcast
• Armstrong Suit Against Anti-Doping Agency Tossed Again
• Magic Johnson JV Nets Houston Complex For $200M
• Dish Updates Hopper Suit To Stress Users' Role In Ad Skipping
• Google Skirted Order To Reveal Paid Bloggers, Judge Says
• Suit Dropped After US Axes $16.5M Amazon Kindle Contract
• A&E Accused Of Stealing Idea For Gang Show 'Peacemaker'
• EPA Withdraws Objections To $2B NJ Entertainment Complex
• Allianz Battles Travelers Over $1.9M Stage Collapse Coverage
• 'Mentalist' Extra Accuses Producers Of Sex Discrimination
• $20M Deal Over Facebook 'Like' Ads Rejected By Judge
• Ad Guidance Will Keep Social Media Cos. On FTC's Good Side
• Facebook's Data Sharing Calls For Damages, 9th Circ. Hears
• US Soccer Bodies Prevail Over Ex-Promoter In Antitrust Suit
• Domain Name Suits May Multiply After '.XXX' Antitrust Ruling
• CBS Drops Copyright Suit Against ABC's 'Glass House'
• 9th Circ. Punts Time Warner OT Question To State Court
• Baseball Hall Of Famer Settles Insider Trading Claims
• Netflix Bids Adieu To Privacy Suit Over Viewable User Data
• Pickens Asks 5th Circ. For $33M Life Insurance Refund
• NYC, Steiner To Build $400M Media Campus At Navy Yard
• Tribune Rips Creditors' Bid To Delay Ch. 11 Plan
• Spotify Targeted In Streaming Tech Co.'s Patent Suit
• The New, Nongovernmental Face Of Food Regulators
• Universal Settles 'Battleship' Rip-Off Claims
• AMC Networks Wins Round In 'Tabloid' Star's Suit
• Philly Casino Owners Spar Over $142M Expansion
• Facebook Taps Patton Boggs To Lobby On Privacy Issues
• Writer Claims Hallmark Stole TV Movie Idea In $7M Suit
• Calif. Ruling May Boost NFL's Shot At Concussion Coverage
• Media Titan Bruce Tobey Joins O'Melveny From CBS Films
• Financier's Ex-Atty Says Aramid Work Soured Relationship
• Trump Entities Can't Undo Kluge Mansion Sale
• Philly Councilwoman's Libel Claim Against Paper Revived
• FBI Must Give Evidence To Kim Dotcom, NZ High Court Says
• Pa. Newspaper Can't Get City's Settlement Negotiation Docs
• 'Housewives' Actress Wasn't Wrongly Fired, Calif. Court Says
• IBM Ditches Subpoena In Apple, Pixar Anti-Poaching Pact Suit
• State Farm Settles Studio Suit Over Marilyn Monroe Photos
• NYC Club Says Chris Brown, Drake Killed $4M Trademark Deal
• SEC Says Ex-Georgia Football Coach Ran $80M Ponzi Scheme
• 6th Circ. Upholds Copyright Ruling Against Hustler
• Steelers Sue Vendor Over 'Terrible Towel' Trademark
• DOJ OKs $4B Verizon Spectrum Sale But Limits Side Deals
• NFL, Ravens Say They Fairly Use Designer's Logo
• Apple Asks E-Books Judge To Delay Ruling On DOJ Settlements
• Travelers' Suit Over Marriott's Erin Andrews Defense Pared
• NY Judge Tosses Suit To Block $150M Casino Loan Buy
• Michael Jackson's Father Drops Wrongful Death Suit
• Wave Of Intern Suits Warns Employers To Rethink Policies
• NY Soccer Stadium Faces Hurdles Despite Prominent Backers
• Financier Bergstein Lost $269M Due To Ex-Atty, Witness Says
• German Regulator Says Facebook Not Meeting Privacy Rules
• Kodak Seeks OK To Redo Supply Deals With Movie Studios
• Perusing The Philly News Appeal
• Sony Sued Over Royalties From Journey Songs
• News Corp. Adopts Ethics Program Ahead Of Split
• 9th Circ. Nixes Fair Use Ruling In Celeb Wedding Photo Row
• Carlyle Snaps Up Getty For $3.3B From Hellman
• Borders Gift Card Recovery Suit Quashed
• ICM, ICANN Get Claims Cut From '.XXX' Antitrust Case
• Paxfire Denied Depos, Scores Docs In Internet Privacy Suit
• Inner City Media Parent Sues Over Taking Of $1M In Artwork
• Time Warner Urges End To Hospital Internet Discount In Texas
• Telus Says $3.4B Bell-Astral Merger Is Bad For Consumers
• Ex-Bergstein Atty Said She Would Destroy Docs, Jury Hears
• Consumer Groups Urge Scrutiny Of Google's Frommer's Deal
• Activision Dodges Fraud Claims In Axl Rose's 'Guitar Hero' Suit
• Walking Billboards: Ads On NBA Jerseys
• Alleged Gang Member's Facebook Page Not Private, Judge Says
• Fox Movie Interns Look To Widen Wage-And-Hour Suit
• 2nd Circ. Lets Google Challenge Authors' Class Cert. Win
• Ex-Bergstein Atty Admits Targeting Companies For Bankruptcy
• Excess Insurer Says NFL Not Covered For Head Injury Suits
• Vivendi Investors Allowed To Use Facts From Class Action
• Supreme Court Urged To Review NBC Channel-Tying Case
• Trade Group Rips Congressional Probe Of Marketing Data Cos.
• Networks Follow Fox In Suing Online TV Streaming Site
• 9th Circ. To Mull Google AdWords 'Garbage Sites' Suit
• Chef's Workers Say They Received Tip Wages For Nontip Jobs
• Google Picks Up Frommer's Brand From John Wiley & Sons
• Atlantic City Union Sues Over Blocked Ballot Measures
• Muslim Ex-Disney Worker Says Head Scarf Cost Her A Job
• Puerto Rico Cable Co. Can't Duck Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Arianna Huffington Blasts Claims She Stole HuffPost Idea
• Focus Media Eyes $3.5B Buyout Offer From PE Firms, CEO
• Music Exec Says DOJ's E-Book Deals Threaten Competition
• Hulu Privacy Plaintiffs Gain Standing With High Court Action
• DirecTV Wants Privacy Suit Arbitrated Or Tossed
• Live Nation, Airliners Preserve Win In Seating Patent Feud
• Judge Trims Claims From $9.5M Facebook Share Sale Suit
• Gawker Beats Startup Head's Libel Claims In Calif. Appeal
• Google Dodges Suit Over $500M Drug Ad Settlement, For Now
• 'You've Been Served' — On Facebook?
• Google Faces Antitrust Probe In India
• Depp Accuser Must ID Herself In Suit Over Concert Fracas
• Judge Says Bloomberg Director's Bias Suit Belongs In UK
• Judge Questions Doping Agency Charges Against Armstrong
• Judge Dumps Bulk Of Match.com Users' Deception Suit
• Judge Says Jackson Memorabilia Dealer Infringed Copyrights
• Calif. Judge OKs Deal Lifting Stay On Radar Fraud Suit
• Bad Press Hurt Financier In $660M Miramax Sale, Jury Hears
• Viacom Ordered To Pay $300M To Complete 'Guitar Hero' Deal
• FERPA Doesn't Cover UNC Docs On Players' Perks, Judge Says
• NJ Lawmakers Propose Tax Exemption For Olympics Cash
• Mixed Martial Arts Trade Secrets Row Headed For Another Round
• Judge Seals Financial Data In Apple-Samsung Patent Trial
• NFL Players Say SunTrust Liable For Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• FTC Wraps Up Facebook Privacy Deal Despite Concerns
• 49ers, Santa Clara Reach Deal On Stadium Fund Dispute
• Martha Stewart Appeals Derailment Of JC Penney Merch Deal
• The Benefit Corporation: A Silent Trend
• 'Brooklyn's Finest' Producers Sue Movie Distributor
• FCC Denies Comcast's Bid For Stay Of Tennis Channel Ruling
• Financier Accuses Ex-Atty Of $269M Double Cross At Trial
• 5th Circ. Ruling Paves The Way For Private FLSA Deals
• Dallas Magazine Beats Police Officers' Defamation Suit
• Rhode Island Gets OK To Liquidate 38 Studios' Collateral
• Owner Of Historic Bronx Theater Confronts Tenants Over Scam
• Judge Narrows Art Expert's Libel Case Against Conde Nast
• Giants, Jets Can't Block $2B NJ Complex Yet, Judge Rules
• Developer Pitches New Stadium For Tampa Bay Rays
• Beastie Boys Say Monster Stole Songs For Web Ads
• UFC Vs. NY — A True Heavyweight Battle
• Inner City Media Lenders Balk At Akin Gump's Fee Request
• Herbalife Heir Tries To Shake Malicious-Prosecution Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Class Bid In Cox Set-Top Box Case
• Seattle's $490M NBA Arena Project Hits Enviro Hurdle
• BSkyB Gets Regulator's Sports Channel Pricing Order Nixed
• Senator Asks NFL For $50M Poison Pill To Protect Buffalo Bills
• NY Times In Talks For $270M Sale Of About.com
• Patron Won't Bid On Soccer Centers, Clearing Way For OTPP
• Lawmakers Want Consumer, IP Protections On Web Domains
• Court Kills TV Giants' Online Venture Over Cartel Worries
• Judge Grants Sanctions To Fox, Big 10 In NCAA Antitrust Row
• Mobile Marketing Class Actions 2.0: Novel TCPA Claims
• Elton John Says 'Nikita' No Rip-Off Of Songwriter's 'Natasha'
• Liberty Media To Spin Off Starz
• News Corp.'s €1B Dutch Soccer Buy Pumps Up Sports TV Biz
• Facebook Says 1st Amendment Gives Users Freedom Of 'Like'
• Liberty Media Pays $10M To Settle Shareholder Suit
• Australia Won't Drop Probe Into Facebook's Data Use Policy
• Google, Oracle Must Reveal Any Payments To Writers
• Canada's Antitrust Cop To Review BCE's $3.4B Astral Bid
• Israeli University Fires Back At GM In Einstein Ads Row
• Norwegian Cruise Line Sued Over Workers' Departures
• Texas City Sued Over Failed $250M Entertainment Project
• Calif. Man Pleads Guilty In $5.2M 'Rudy' Securities Scheme
• NCAA, Pro Leagues Sue NJ Officials To Block Sports Betting
• Judge OKs Settlement In Blockbuster Privacy Abuse Suit
• $800M Padres Sale Proposed, Golfer Mickelson Among Buyers
• 2nd Circ. Says Cheerleading Isn't A Sport
• DreamWorks JV Plans $3.1B China Entertainment Complex
• NY Sen. Says New Lottery Could Offset Earmark Ban
• Sun Reporter, Police Officer Arrested In UK Bribery Probe
• Weather Channel Struck By Text Messaging Lawsuit
• BofA Exits Fountainebleu Lender Liability Suit In 11th Circ.
• Ex-Univision Exec Sues Company For Race, Age Discrimination
• Tribune Can Pursue $300M BofA, Merrill Credit Facility
• Akin Gump Wins Answers In LA Signage Malpractice Suit
• Ex-NFL Player Must Seek Workers' Comp In Tenn.: 9th Circ.
• NCAA To Hand Over Classified Docs In Player Antitrust Suit
• Huffington Post Reader's Suit Says Site Barraged Her With Spam
• PE-Backed French Broadcast Co. TDF Sheds Finnish Unit
• Judge Boots Autism Libel Case Against UK Medical Journal
• AOL, Vringo Agree To Settle Part Of Search-Engine IP Suit
• Judge Stays Arbitration Over $3.3M Sly Stone Royalties
• Implications Of COPPA Rule Expansion
• Gibson Strikes Deal To End Wood Import Investigation
• DOJ Urges Quick Approval Of E-Book Antitrust Settlement
• Authors Say Google's Digitized Books Don't Count As Fair Use
• No Deal In Sight In Dish's DVR Copyright Fight With Networks
• Barnes & Thornburg Lands IP Expert From Frost Brown
• Nasdaq Raises $62M Cost Estimate Over Facebook IPO Fallout
• PE Firm Wayzata Takes Majority Stake In Star Tribune
• Cosmos Can't Shake Marketing Firm's Commission Suit
• EA Calls Zynga Facebook Game A Ripoff Of 'The Sims'
• American Girl Says Teen Modeling Agency Stole Tagline
• Foxwood Casino Owner Strikes Deal To Restructure $2B Debt
• Art Storage Co. Can't Move Long-Lost Lichtenstein Painting
• CBS Nears End Of Soap Opera Stylist's $6M Slander Suit
• Celebrity Investor Group Sued Over Property Foreclosures
• Disney Must Address Settlement Release Worries In ADA Suit
• Sens. Urge Antitrust Probe Of Universal-EMI Deal
• Luggage Co. Says Marvel's 'Avengers' Box Set Rips Off Suitcase
• The Carcieri Challenge: Proving 'Federal Jurisdiction'
• Employees And P2P Applications: Data Security Risks
• Varied Facebook Password Laws Could Plague Employers
• 1st Circ. Revives Mass. Developer's Gaming Law Challenge
• Norway Probes Facebook's Facial Recognition Technology
• Murdoch Grabbing Power Before News Corp. Split: Investor
• News Corp.'s Brooks Formally Charged With Phone Hacking
• UK Competition Watchdog OKs BSkyB Movie Service
• 7th Circ. Says Links Don't Infringe Porn Co.'s Copyrights
• Nev. High Court Strikes Stadium Tax Initiative From Ballot
• Samsung Sued Over DVD, Blu-Ray Content Filter Patents
• Yankee Stadium Servers' Tip Suit Comes Up Short
• Will States' Fight Against Sports Betting Ban Pay Off?
• FTC's Child Privacy Tweaks Bring Ad Networks Under Scrutiny
• Comcast Says FCC's Tennis Channel Ruling Was Out Of Bounds
• Fired News Director Of NY's WPIX Loses Age Bias Suit
• John Wiley Lifted 3 Textbook Photos, Jury Finds
• Macau Privacy Regulator Probes Sands China Over Data Transfer
• MGM Settles Contract Suit Over 'Raging Bull' Sequel
• B&N, Independent Bookstores Look To Fight DOJ E-Book Deals
• Judge Won't Reconsider Division Of $300M Freedom Loan
• Wilens Baker Sued By Ex-News Anchor Over NYC Subway Ads
• New Evidence Allegedly Shows Plot To Swipe HuffPost Idea
• Strip Club Workers Dance Off With Wage Suit Settlement
• MGM Sells Channels, Buys Out Icahn Ahead Of IPO
• Comcast Data Caps Violate NBC Merger Deal, FCC Told
• Jackson's Estate Settles Suit With 'Thriller' Video Director
• Shark Boy Attacks Amazon Over Pint-Size Infringer
• Confirm Now, Transfer Later: A Solution To Venue Problem
• Burberry Makes Peace In Humphrey Bogart Image Battle