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Media & Entertainment - October, 2012

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• Elton John Kicks Copyright Suit Over 'Nikita' Lyrics
• 'Price is Right' Producer Denies Shunning Pregnant Model
• Parkway Pays Private Equity Group $100M For Nascar Plaza
• Ceglia Can't Bar Facebook Doc Expert's Report
• NFL Concussion Suits Don't Hinge On Labor Pacts, Players Say
• Eckert Seamans Adds M&A Partner From Pietragallo
• Judge OKs $500M Indy Downs Sale To Rival Centaur
• Predictions Regarding Predictive Coding
• 5th Circ. Revives Free Speech Suit Over Name Of Atty's Blog
• Bankrupt Vertis Blasts Creditors For 'Hold-Up' Tactics
• DiamondJacks Casino Owner Floats Restructuring Plan
• Marine Corps Challenging WWE 'Homefront' Trademark
• Detroit Tigers Target Clothing Co.'s 'Tokyo Tigers' Mark
• Courtroom TV Stole Shoplifting Show Idea, Suit Claims
• News Corp. Lands Approval For $2B Australian Pay-TV Deal
• Spears' Ex-Manager Sees Final Witnesses' Testimony Curtailed
• NFL Player Reveals Whistleblower Email In Suspension Row
• Ceglia's Atty In Facebook Civil Suit Asks To Withdraw
• Facebook Credits System Challenged By Virtual Currency Co.
• Eminem's Former Label Ends Download Royalty Row With UMG
• Law Firm Seeks Journal Sales Data In Patent App Copyright Suit
• Disney To Pay $4B For 'Star Wars' Maker Lucasfilm
• 'JAG' Didn't Beget 'NCIS' Spinoff, CBS Argues
• In Search Of Google's Red Herrings
• NCAA Says 7th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Aid Players' Antitrust Suit
• Calif. Rejects $30M Settlement Over New 49ers Stadium
• Bergstein Film Library Suit Stuck In Bankruptcy Court
• SEC To Probe Deeper Into Nasdaq's $62M Facebook IPO Plan
• Justices Delve Into Implications Of 1st-Sale Rule Case
• 'Price Is Right' Model Recounts Loss Of Child At Bias Trial
• Barnes & Noble Hit With Suit Over PIN Pad Data Breach
• Texas High Court Won't Review Playboy's Licensing Win
• DOD Begins Criminal Probe Of Contractor's USA Today 'Smears'
• Feds Want TV Producer To Serve 7 Years For Stock, Wire Fraud
• UNC Gives Football Records To News Groups Following Ruling
• Insurer Balks At Defending Sandusky In Sex Abuse Suits
• Utah AG Calls Timeout On BCS Football Antitrust Probe
• Ex-Housing Head Blasts Philly Papers' Libel Suit Objection
• Recording Co., Shirt-Sellers Settle 'Who Dat' Row
• Aereo Streaming Doesn't Flout TV Copyrights, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ill. Firm Faces Malpractice Suit Over LA Sparks Buy Loan Talks
• Penguin, Random House Link Up Amid News Corp. Bid Rumors
• Diddy Gets Clothier's 'Dirty Money' Mark Nixed
• Judge Frees 1 Of 2 StarMedia Execs From SEC Fraud Case
• NFL, Riddell Face New Claims Over Ex-Players' Head Injuries
• Ignorance Is Not Bliss: 'Sham Affidavit' In 9th Circ.
• Spears' Mom Stands By 'Svengali' Comment About Ex-Manager
• 'Midnight In Paris' Faulkner Quote Suit Just Sound And Fury
• CBS, Paramount Settle 'Family Ties' Copyright Feud
• Copyright Office Announces Expanded Exemptions To DMCA
• Fontainebleau Contractors Trump Lenders, Nev. Court Rules
• Time Warner's Internet Ads Are Misleading, 2nd Circ. Told
• EA Wants Zynga Contract Claims Out Of Copyright Row
• Jewelry Firm Drops Contract Suit Against Sharon Osbourne
• Cloud Computing At Risk If Aereo Loses, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Canadian Pension Fund Picks Up 39% Stake In MotoGP Co.
• Film Workers Ask High Court To Mull Private FLSA Settlement
• Ceglia Charged With Fraud Over Facebook Ownership Suit
• Facebook Can't Shake Suit Over Minors' Game Credit Purchases
• NFL, Reebok Accused Of Monopolizing Merch Market
• Citi To Pay $2M Over Analyst's Facebook IPO Disclosures
• Village Voice Sues Yelp Over 'Best Of' Listings
• 'Price Is Right' Producer Snubbed Pregnant Model, She Says
• Copyright Office Bars Jailbreaking Tablets, Ripping DVDs
• Islanders' Move To Brooklyn May Be A Tough Skate
• Atty Attacks 'Svengali' Libel Claim Of Spears' Ex-Manager
• Calif. 'Mystery House' Can't Revive Trademark Suit Over Film
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-NBA Star's $1.5M Morgan Keegan Award
• Calif. Jury Awards $4M in 1st Private Eye Wiretap Trial
• Pearson, Bertelsmann Mull Merger Of Penguin, Random House
• Comcast Attacks Cert. Basis In Supreme Court Antitrust Row
• Internet Radio Group Voices Support For Royalties Revamp
• Sony Sued Over Faulkner Quote In Allen's 'Midnight In Paris'
• Buffalo Bills Face TCPA Suit Over Team Alert Texts
• 2 Fraudsters Get Prison For Ex-Cowboy's Mortgage Scam
• Philly Sportscaster Denied Disability Pay From Fox
• DirecTV Wants Venezuelan Network's $39M Claim Tossed
• NJ Senate OKs Bill Shielding Workers' Social Media Privacy
• Antigua Disputes US Gaming Bill's Depiction Of WTO Row
• Blue Calypso Says Yelp, Izea Infringed Mobile Ad Patents
• What An International Services Agreement Would Mean
• NFL's Vilma Wants Tagliabue Off Bounty Suspension Appeal
• Spears' Ex-Manager Says He Didn't Perform Claimed Services
• Japanese Social Media Giant Gree Pays $174M For Game Co.
• AEG Urges Sanctions In Suit Over Jackson's Death
• Plan For Proposed $700M Philly Casino Takes Shape
• 'Price Is Right' Supported Model's Pregnancy, Colleague Says
• Expanding Access To Orphan Works A Tough Task For Congress
• Marvel Artist's Family Appeals To 2nd Circ. For Comic Rights
• Tom Cruise Hits Tabloids With $50M Defamation Suit
• Fired 'Reba' Showrunner Loses Bid For 2nd-Season Profits
• Union Sues To Block $490M Seattle Arena Near Ports
• Pittsburgh Pair To Plead Guilty To Steroid Distribution
• Fox Loses Bid To Ax Chicago Judge's $28M Privacy Suit
• LA Jury Finds Artist Wrongly Fired For Fingering Drug Use
• $150M Casino Loan Investors Say Suit Has Enough Support
• Tips On Social Media Use For Health Care Employers
• McGraw-Hill Closes Book On Foreign Royalty Dispute
• PIN Pads Hacked In 63 Barnes & Noble Stores, Co. Says
• Ex-Spears Manager Claims He Was A Lot More Than 'Gofer'
• Pa. Lawyer Targets Wilkes-Barre Newspaper In Defamation Suit
• Zurich Topples AMI's $1.3M Coverage Fight Over Game Rights
• 'Price Is Right' Fired Model For Pregnancy, Jury Hears
• NJ Media Lose Bid To Overturn Ban On Polling Place Access
• Google Evades Probe In Trademark Suit Against GoDaddy
• Strip Club Dances Not Tax-Exempt Art, NY Court Rules
• Libraries, Retailers To Lobby Congress On 1st-Sale Rule
• Michael Jordan Shoots To Revive Publicity Row In 7th Circ.
• Ex-CIA Officer Pleads Guilty To Identifying Covert Agent
• News Corp. Rival Sued In Widening Phone-Hacking Scandal
• Viacom Directors Look To Toss $37M Exec Pay Suit
• Interpublic Settles Suit Over After-Party OT Claims
• FCC Power Grab Would Deal Blow To Private TCPA Challenges
• Indy Downs Fights For $500M Sale, Ch. 11 Plan
• 5 Tips For A Social Media Policy That Won't Rile The NLRB
• Facebook Accused Of Running Ads For Knockoff NFL Gear
• Spears' Ex-Manager Was More Of A 'Gofer,' Record Exec Says
• Brownstein Opens Atlantic City Office With 3 Gaming Hires
• Penn State Wants Ex-Asst. Coach's Civil Suit Stayed
• Copyright Law Protects Aereo's Streaming, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Toys 'R' Us Dodges Sales Ban In Kids Tablet Trade Secrets Suit
• Path Can't Scuttle Privacy Class Action Over App's Tracking
• High Court 1st-Sale Case May Make Waves Across Industries
• A&E Used 3-D Jesus Clips Without Permission, Animator Says
• Cuban Wants SEC's Expert Witness Out Of Insider Trading Case
• Palms Hits Zurich Over Souvenir Giveaway Injury Coverage
• Legal Industry Trends: Lawyer Salaries And Job Growth
• Author's Pseudonym Trademark Is A Scam, Publisher Says
• Romance Publisher Rips Authors' E-Book Royalty Suit
• I-Gaming Adds Another Dimension To Seneca-NY Dispute
• Cablevision, AMC Settle $2.4B Suit Against Dish For $700M
• Ex-Manager Manipulated Spears for Fame, Atty Says
• Invalidity Claims Off-Limits In Xbox Patent Suit, Motorola Says
• Time Warner OT Case May Cause Classification Headaches
• Amazon Slams Apple's False Ad Claim In 'App Store' IP Row
• Providence Equity Sells 10% Stake In Hulu
• How They Won It: Kaye, Weil Stand Fast In TV Patent Row
• KC And The Sunshine Band Member's Estate Sues For Royalties
• 5th Circ. Hears Co. Waived Rights In $33M Life Insurance Row
• NFL Head Steps Aside In Saints Bounty Suspensions Appeal
• Clash Over E-Book Pacts May Put Consumer Damages In Doubt
• Event Planning Co. Gains 'Blue Ivy' Mark
• CBS, ComStar Media Settle Contract, Copyright Dispute
• High Court Asked To Consider NLRB Job Site Handbilling Rule
• Campbell Slams Chicken Soup For The Soul Over Trademarks
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Rethink 1st Amendment In Pa. Election Row
• Flagging WebMD Extends Poison Pill For 2 More Years
• Producers Seek $100M From Alleged 'Rebecca' Fraudster
• Gagosian Gallery Nixes Contract Claims Against Ron Perelman
• In Re Texas Rangers: Lenders Strike Out
• A View From Inside The Litigation Finance Market
• Britney Spears' Mom Made Ex-Manager 'Scapegoat,' Jury Told
• Film Co. Dodges Producer's Fraud Claims
• Sandusky Appeals Child Molestation Conviction
• Google Stock Plummets After Premature Earnings Release
• Marketing Co.'s Liability Upheld In Ex-Worker's Privacy Suit
• Agency Hits Rival With $2M Suit For Luring Away Top Models
• Watchdog Bars $3.4B BCE-Astral Merger Over Antitrust Fears
• Cablevision, Dish Eye Settlement Of $2.4B HD Deal Trial
• Dow Jones Unreasonably Snubbed Subscribers, 2nd Circ. Told
• Pa. Polling Law Doesn't Flout 1st Amendment, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Japan Should Adopt An Anti-SLAPP Statute
• MGM's $2.5B Macau Land Deal Passes Final Gov't Hurdle
• 'Superman' Heirs Lost Rights In DC Comics Deal, Judge Says
• Time, Sports Illustrated Ditch UCLA Basketball Star's Libel Suit
• Leagues To Hand Over Gambling Docs In NJ Sports Betting Row
• Facebook Beats Discovery Requests In Ceglia Contract Row
• Alleged 'Rebecca' Fraudster To Be Held Without Bail
• NFL Challenges Players' Bid To Sack 'Bountygate' Bans
• FCC OKs AT&T, Sirius XM Plan To Open Up Spectrum
• Evanston Insurance Takes $140M Bratz Fee Fight To 9th Circ.
• Oaktree, Apollo OK $3B Debt-For-Equity Swap In Aussie TV Co.
• Euro TV Ordered To Pay $1.5M To Universal In License Row
• Dodger Pitcher Says Pipeline Threatens Ocelots On His Ranch
• 2nd Circ. Favors Appellees Under Equitable Mootness
• Fashion Industry Puts On Its Game Face
• Judge Limits Testimony In 'Price Is Right' Model's Bias Case
• 1st Circ. Won't Reopen Facebook Author's Copyright Case
• Dish Exec Hit My Dad, Says Gibson Dunn Atty
• Aegis Unit Finance Chief Dodges Prison In $20M Books Fraud
• Morgan Lewis Aids Pearson In $650M Online Learning Co. Buy
• Vegas Casino Sues Longhorn Over 'Golden Nugget' Dessert
• Paris Hilton Sues Co. Over Look-Alike Perfume
• Ad Group DMA Kicks Off Campaign To Defend Data Mining
• NFL Hit With $80M Fan Suit Over Saints Bounty Suspensions
• AEG Can't Defend $1.5B Stadium Project In Enviro Law Suit
• Athletes Say 7th Circ. Supports NCAA Antitrust Suit
• NJ Moves Ahead With Sports Betting Law Despite Legal Battle
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Sues BDO Seidman Over Tax Shelters
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself In Groupon Trademark Battle
• Top Sports IP Plays Of The Last Year
• Clint Eastwood Puts Chair-Naming Battle To Rest
• Sony's Win Leaves Opening For Data Breach Plaintiffs
• ABC Beats Race Bias Suit Over 'The Bachelor' Castings
• LA's Billboard Rules Don't Step On Free Speech, 9th Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Gives Yellow Pages 1st Amendment Protection
• Cablevision Says Dish Defense In HD Deal Case Based On Lies
• Pa. Judge Won't Force Discovery In Ex-Fumo Atty Libel Row
• Pa. Poll Access Rule Tramples Press's Freedom, 3rd Circ. Told
• Sham Financing For 'Rebecca' On Broadway Lands Man In Cuffs
• High Court Won't Hear Citi, McGraw-Hill ERISA Suits
• Zynga Claims Ex-Staff Member Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• Insurer's Bid For $140M Bratz Fee Too Late, Judge Rules
• Developer Of Failed Wayne Newton Museum Files Ch. 11
• Vertis Locks In $150M DIP Package Ahead Of Planned Sale
• Cablevision's HD Programming 'Weak,' Ex-EchoStar Exec Says
• El Paso Lands $20M Deal For Baseball Team Amid Stadium Fray
• Ex-Cowboys Running Back Sued Over Super Bowl TV Show
• Deutsche Drops BofA, Others From Tribune LBO MDL
• Disney's Theme Park ADA Settlement Verges On Collapse
• ABA Gives Justices Its Take On First Sale Rule In IP Case
• Facebook Accused Of Copying 'Want' Button Trademark
• OMERS Proposes $3B Casino Project For Toronto
• Connick, Marsalis Settle Image Row Over Health Provider Ad
• Blogger Asks 9th Circ. To Void Obsidian's $2.5M Verdict
• Apple Rejects Amazon Bid To Undermine 'App Store' Mark Suit
• Atty Sues Stephen King's Agent Over Firing, Commissions
• Holocaust Victim's Heirs Can't Claim Schiele Piece: 2nd Circ.
• Time, Others Warn Supreme Court Of Twiqbal Threat
• Music Rights Group Hit With Another Antitrust Suit
• Steven Tyler's Ex-Manager Sues Atty Over $8M 'Idol' Betrayal
• French Panel Nixes Canal Plus' Appeal Of Antitrust Conditions
• Ex-Rangers Owner Blasts JPMorgan Expert In Bad Deal Suit
• Judge Says Sony Data Breach Plaintiffs Can Prove Harm
• Protect Yourself From Biased, Deceptive Mediators: Part 2
• Tommy Lee Jones Appeals $1.5M Commission Award to Agency
• Film Co. Can't Bar 'Looper,' 'Dredd 3D' Taiwan Debuts
• Fox Unpaid Interns Win Expansion Of Wage Class Action
• Indy Downs Creditors Say $500M Sale Isn't In Good Faith
• MoFo, Dish Face Heat Over Altered Docs In $2.4B Hi-Def Suit
• Toys 'R' Us, Yo-Yo Co. Trodding On Marks, Hells Angels Say
• Media Seek To Overturn Poll Access Ban In NJ
• Aussie Regulator Rejects Merger Between TV Giants
• Steve Wynn Can't Escape Macau Casino Deal Bribery Suit
• Former Universal Music Exec Joins Steptoe & Johnson
• SEC Loses Bid For More Penalties In Conrad Black Case
• Viacom, 'Jersey Shore' Star Settle 'DJ Paulie' Trademark Row
• Privacy And The FTC: Insights From Commissioner Brill
• Feds Nab Entertainment Exec, Husband In $2.5M Theft Scheme
• Fair Use Doctrine Kills Authors Guild Book-Scanning Suit
• $807M Proposal Ups Stakes For Limited Mass. Casino Licenses
• MySpace Founder's Lyrics Site Hit With $6.6M Copyright Verdict
• DC Comics Says Atty Hid Evidence In 'Superman' Rights Suit
• Sprint Valued At $13B In Softbank Purchase Talks
• Facebook Hit With Contract, Defamation Suit By App Maker
• Goldman OKs $1B Debt-For-Equity Swap In Aussie TV Co.
• Bellwether Trial To Weigh Porn Co.'s P2P Copyright Suits
• Vertis' 3rd Trip Through Ch. 11 To End In $259M Sale
• Armstrong Drove Team's 'Doping Culture,' USADA Report Says
• Madonna, Producer Say 'Vogue' Copyright Suit Dooms Itself
• 9th Circ. Hesitates To Nix $319M 'Millionaire' Verdict
• Morgan Keegan Blasts $1.5M FINRA Award To Ex-NBA Star
• Beyonce's Deadline Claim Attacked In Video Game Suit
• Broadcaster Can't Sidestep Nexstar Antitrust Suit
• Bloomberg Urges FCC To End Delay Of Comcast Channel Moves
• Motley Crue Ducks Copyright Suit Over Use Of Band Photos
• Megaupload Loses Bid To Toss Criminal Copyright Case
• High Court FOI Case Could Open State Records To Nonresidents
• DirecTV Can't Dodge Marketer's $84M Antitrust Suit
• 'Price Is Right' Model Seeks To Bar Drew Carey Testimony
• LinkedIn Row Shows Employers Need Social Media Policies
• No More Delays In $2.4B Cablevision Suit, Judge Warns Dish
• Writers' Groups Seek Antitrust Probe Of Google Books Deal
• Stan Lee Media Sues Disney In New Bid For Marvel Heroes
• Pa. Paper Fails In Bid To Alter Election Reporting Rules
• Studios Seek Infringement Ruling Ahead Of Lime Wire Trial
• Musicians Union Sues Fox, Universal Over 'Simpsons' Music
• LA Times Settles Former Publisher's $13M Firing Suit
• Jerry Sandusky Given 30 To 60 Years In Child Sex Scandal
• Apollo CEO Scoops Up Art Book Publisher Phaidon Press
• Facebook Argues For New $20M Settlement In Ad Images Suit
• Trademarks And Tiaras: A Beauty Pageant Duel
• Pillsbury Hit With Suit By San Jose Over Oakland A's Docs
• Disney Urges Dismissal of 'Drastic' Clean Water Act Suit
• Indy Downs CEO Gets OK To Examine Winning Bidder's Docs
• Apollo Floats Merger Of 'American Idol,' 'Big Brother' Makers
• Amazon Drops $1.16B On 11-Building Seattle Office Complex
• Ex-El Paso Mayor Sues To Halt $50M Sports Stadium
• Travelers Wants Out Of Covering Dish In 'Robo Call' Suit
• Dish Finance Exec Hazy On Cablevision Deal Details
• Video Game Co. Urges ITC To Reject Nintendo IP Review
• Pa. Newspapers Dodge Former Lancaster Official's Libel Suit
• 4Kids Ch. 11 Plan Eyes Full Payout For Unsecured Creditors
• Coffee Shop Can't Beat Saints-Gear Seller's 'Who Dat' IP Suit
• Jones Day Remains Macy's Counsel In Martha Stewart Sales Row
• CBS Can't Ditch Meteorologist's Hiring Bias Suit
• Australia Latest To Drop Facebook Timeline Privacy Probe
• Biediger V. Quinnipiac: What Is A Sport Under Title IX?
• Apache Says Satellite TV On Rigs Didn't Violate Copyrights
• Facebook, LinkedIn, Others Targeted Over Networking Patents
• Protect Yourself From Biased, Deceptive Mediators: Part 1
• Merrill Lynch Ducks Racketeering Claims Over Film Deal
• MDL Panel Merges Facebook IPO Cases In New York
• Targeted Ad Watchdog Finds Kia Ignored Self-Regulation
• Latest Video Privacy Ruling Fuels Push For Tech-Savvy Laws
• Time Warner Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix FCC's Rival-Content Rule
• Mogul Forces Trial In Suit Over Film Co. Takeover, Bankruptcy
• NJ Comes Out Swinging Against Federal Sports Gambling Ban
• Ex-Cablevision Atty Says Dish HD Deal's Spending Terms Clear
• Koch's Suit Over Jefferson Wines Is Stale, 2nd Circ. Says
• Judge Says $280M Ticketmaster Settlement Is Unfair
• Odds Even In Feud Over Philly Casino Expansion, Judge Says
• Door Left Open For Britney Spears To Testify In Libel Trial
• Kilroy Picks Up 2 More Hollywood Properties For $138M
• Paramount Dodges Rescission Claim In 'Hustle And Flow' Suit
• Courtney Love's Daughter Won't Be Deposed In Libel Suit
• Best Buy, Apple Sued Over Canceled ITunes Gift Cards
• Winston & Strawn M&A Pros Decamp For Squire Sanders
• Knicks, Asst. Manager Dodge Coach's $7.5M Slander Suit
• Google Makes Peace With Publishers In Book Copyright Saga
• Fox Rothschild Adds Entertainment Law Vet In LA
• Google, AOL Can't Dodge Vringo's Search-Engine IP Suit
• 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Producers Resolve Contract Dispute
• Takeaways From NLRB's 1st Social Media Decision
• Strip Club Discriminated Against Black Dancers, EEOC Claims
• No Doubt, Activision Settle Suit Over 'Band Hero' Avatars
• Online Poker Payment Processor Gets 5 Months In Jail
• Music Co. Wants 7th Circ. To Revive Lionsgate '50/50' Suit
• Dish Must Produce Audit In $2.4B Cablevision Trial
• Daily News Libel Subpoena Improper, Ex-Fumo Atty Says
• 'Raging Bull' Heir Wants 9th Circ. To Rethink MGM Win
• FTC 'Green Guides': What The Changes Mean For Marketers
• Bible Publisher Challenges ACA Religious Employer Scope
• Bieber Fan Site Manager To Pay $1M To End FTC's COPPA Suit
• Music Exec Loses Bid To Appeal E-Book Price-Fixing Deal
• Verizon, AT&T, Others Face Flurry Of Fiber Optics Suits
• Sale Of 'In Cold Blood' Investigative Files Blocked For Now
• Latham & Watkins Released From Adelphia Securities MDL
• Judge Trims Ex-Manager's Suit Against Britney Spears' Father
• Patent Disclaimer Dooms IP Split Among Subsidiaries
• Fla. State Official Joins FTC In Backing Ad Self-Regulation
• AMC Head Says Dish Knew Terms Of Cablevision Deal
• Tech Firm ZwillGen Snags Ex-Bingham Privacy Partner In DC
• Okada Loses Bid To Regain Control Of Wynn Shares
• Aramid To Dodge Claims In Bergstein Film Loan Suit
• Apple, Google Workers Seek Cert. In Anti-Poaching Pact Suit
• Mattel Wins Battle With Porn Site Over 'Barbie Griffin' Mark
• DirecTV Hit With Class Action Over Billing Practices
• 'Steel Magnolias' Producer Sues To Block Lifetime Remake
• Playboy, Hefner To Spend $5.25M To Settle Investors' Suit
• Apple's Anti-Amazon Alliance Had A Bad Month
• Sandusky Witness Hits Penn State With $4M Suit Over Firing
• NLRB Tells News-Press Publisher To Bargain With Union
• FTC Set To Update Dot-Com Disclosure Guide By Year's End
• Calif. Court Slashes $52M 'Nash Bridges' Award To $15M
• Actress In Anti-Muslim Film May Have Flimsy Copyright Case
• Dish Doomed High-Def Channels, Cablevision Head Tells Jury
• Nossaman Lands Media Pro To Lead New IP Group
• 'Angels And Demons' Plagiarism Appeal Rejected By High Court
• $45B BAE-EADS Merger Faces Shareholder Criticism