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Media & Entertainment - May, 2013

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• FCPA Powerhouse: Debevoise
• CBS Corp. Goes All In On TV Guide's Digital Brands
• 2nd Circ.'s Oprah Ruling May Power Trademark Suits
• French Regulator To Study Disputed 'Right To Be Forgotten'
• Pandora Says Beefed-Up Privacy Claims Still Fail
• EFF Backs Facebook In Fight Over 3rd-Party Subpoenas
• Judge Skeptical Of Bloomberg's CFTC Swap Rule Case
• EA Gets Nod For $27M Deal In Football Game Antitrust Row
• Michael Jackson Passed Physical Before Rehearsals, Jury Told
• Top NBA Prospect's Dad Denies $2.5M Mortgage Fraud
• Cablevision Seeks To Halt NLRB Case Over Quorum Fight
• Reader's Digest Nears Ch. 11 Exit With $27M FTC Claim Deal
• NY Jets' Rival Can't Protect 'Ultimate Fan' Mark
• How Facebook Informs Exclusive Jurisdiction Provisions
• Citigroup Suit By British PE Mogul Revived By 2nd Circ.
• Trademark Clearinghouse: Hype Or Hope For TM Owners?
• Facebook Firing Shows NLRB Eyeing Workplace Web Chatter
• Clearwire Delays Sprint Merger Vote To Mull Dish's $6B Bid
• Unpaid Hearst Interns Seek 2nd Circ. Review of Wage Claims
• Tribune Shareholders Can't Kick Buyout Clawback Suits
• Sly Stone's $50M Royalty Suit Silenced By Calif. Court
• Time Warner Ducks Rebroadcasting Injunction In 5th Circ.
• Giants, Jets Revive Suit To Block American Dream Project
• Sullivan & Cromwell Directing Dish's Clearwire Play
• Apple Gets Ready To Gamble As E-Books Trial Begins
• Holder Perjury Charge Would Fall Flat, Star Attys Say
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Music Biz Pro For LA Office
• States Drop Some Claims In Advance Of E-Book Antitrust Trial
• 2 Flying J Sales Execs Plead Guilty In Rebate Scheme Case
• Lions Gate Accused Of 'Twilight' Monopoly
• Investors Awarded $26M Over Failed Vegas Casino Venture
• Book-Scanning Project Is Fair Use, Libraries Tell 2nd Circ.
• Director James Ivory Settles Suit Over Film Distribution
• Paterno Estate Says NCAA's Sandusky Sanctions Overreach
• Procurement: The Hidden Path To Maximizing Profits
• FCPA Powerhouse: Davis Polk
• Dish Tops Sprint Offer, Valuing Clearwire At $6.4B
• NBC Gets Oxygen Employee's OT Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Las Vegas Sands Told To Pay $102M In Macau License Row
• SEC Drops Nice-Guy Routine With $10M Nasdaq Sanction
• Disney Duped Writer In 'Pirates' Copyright Deal, Suit Says
• Google, Advertisers Can't Duck Privacy Claims, Users Say
• Velvet Underground Settles Warhol Banana Rights Battle
• FTC Challenges $2.8B Pinnacle-Ameristar Casino Deal
• Frank Ocean Songwriter Can't Duck Suit Over Producer Credit
• CBS Says Aereo Can't Halt Future Copyright Suits
• Most M&A Execs Lack A Social Media Strategy, Survey Says
• Nasdaq Strikes $10M Deal With SEC Over Facebook IPO
• FCPA Powerhouse: Crowell & Moring
• AOL's $5M Settlement OK'd In Consumer Data Release Suit
• Jeffer Mangels Dodges Stephen Baldwin's Malpractice Suit
• DC Circ. Reverses FCC Comcast Discrimination Ruling
• Comcast Loses Bid To Ax Flyers Season-Ticket Class Action
• NFL Can't Claim Calif. Residency In Brain-Injury Coverage Row
• Cadwalader Can't Alter Defense In Six Flags Malpractice Suit
• DOJ Urges Approval Of Macmillan's E-Book Price-Fixing Deal
• Yelp, Groupon Hit In Latest Round Of Marketer's IP Blitz
• Nintendo Can't Escape Wii Controller Patent Case
• Axed Go-Go's Member Says Band Blocked Her From Profits
• Davis & Gilbert Dodges $8M Malpractice Suit Over Movie IP
• Sandusky Whistleblower Wants Proof He Wasn't Fired
• FCPA Powerhouse: Cahill Gordon & Reindel
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Copyright Board Appointments
• The Ethical Neutral: What Must Be Disclosed In Mediation
• Stone Temple Pilots Says Ex-Lead Singer Sabotaging Band
• Monopoly Claims Cut In Suit Over AQHA Horse-Cloning Ban
• Free Speech Can't Kill 'Call Of Duty' IP Fight, Judge Told
• US Calls On High Court To Snub Pfizer Asbestos Case
• Law360 Names 10 FCPA Powerhouse Firms
• Amazon, Oracle, Rackspace Can't Escape Cloud Patent Case
• Tribune Co. Objects To Late Rep.'s $20M Ch. 11 Claim
• Congress Must Overhaul Copyright Safe Harbor, RIAA Says
• PETA Wants HuffPo Users' IDs Over Critical Comments
• Deals Rumor Mill: Valeant, Google, Suntory
• Carlyle-Led PE Group Closes $3.7B Focus Media Buyout
• Networks Take Aereokiller Back To Court Over TV Streaming
• Should Science Fiction Affect Patentability?
• Time Warner Accused Of Stiffing Workers On OT
• FTC To Give Leeway On Kids' Privacy Rule, Ohlhausen Says
• Dish Pulls In $9B In Financing Toward Bid For Sprint
• Judge Leans Toward DOJ In Apple Antitrust Suit
• EU Votes To Steer Clear Of Film, TV In US Trade Talks
• Miami Heat Star's Dad Sued In Sports Agency Dispute
• Yahoo Wins Short-Term Stay In Messenger IP Suit
• Former Stockbroker Seeks Bail In 'Rebecca' Con Case
• House Dems Float Employee Social Media Privacy Bill
• Microsoft Wins Xbox Patent Battle At ITC With Motorola
• Trustee Says 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Can't Stop Ch. 11
• Deals Sizzle, BBQs To Follow For Busy Deal Makers
• NYC Planning Board OKs Queens Tennis Stadium Expansion
• Superman Heirs Urge 9th Circ. To Reverse DC Comics Win
• Miss USA Official Wants Sex Tape Interview Suit Shut Down
• Facebook Ordered To Surrender Docs In 'Like' Button IP Row
• GOP Lawmakers Want Answers From DOJ Over AP Subpoenas
• Casino Revenue Talks With NY Tribe Hit Impasse, Cuomo Says
• WWE's Online Store Infringes Data Patents, Suit Says
• Ex-Penn State Chief Says School's Atty Violated Privilege
• Banks, Exchanges Urge Fed. Circ. To Uphold RealTime Ruling
• Michael Keaton Wants Contract Suit Over Film's Flop Tossed
• Nintendo Wants Review Of Patent Claim Ruling In Wii IP Row
• Media Big Didn't Defame Firm With Fla. Remarks, Judge Says
• Twitter Debuts 2-Step Login Following High-Profile Hacks
• Atari Seeks OK For Plan To Sell Off Assets Piece By Piece
• Porn Troll Hit With More Fines For Not Paying Sanctions
• Wash. Governor Signs Social Media Privacy Bill
• Dish Says SoftBank-Sprint Deal Threatens National Security
• Bloomberg Fires Back At CFTC In Swap Rule Case
• Twitter Launches Employee-Friendly Patent Framework
• KIT Digital's $25M Ch. 11 Deal Delayed By Equity Group
• 3rd Circ. Sides With IRS In Majestic Star Casino Tax Dispute
• Publishers Say GSU 'Distracting' 11th Circ. In Copyright Row
• Anti-War Journalists Demand Details Of FBI Surveillance
• Penguin To Pay $75M To Settle States' E-Book Antitrust Claims
• MGM Says ThyssenKrupp Must Defend Elevator Accident Suit
• 9th Circ. Squashes MGA Suit Over Robot Co.'s Toy Bug Claims
• Philly Can't Duck NAACP's Airport Ad Placement Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Saks, Sony
• When Rights Of Publicity Trump 1st Amendment
• The Starstruck Medical Causation Trend
• House Group To Tackle Telecom Network Security Risks
• 3rd Circ. Solidifies Free Speech Test In EA Likeness Case
• Developers That Razed Beastie Boy Home Sued For $6M
• Michael Jackson's Doctor Not Vetted, AEG Exec Admits
• Revel Finishes Restructuring, Exits Ch. 11
• AFP, Getty's Liability Shrinks In Twitter Photo Copyright Suit
• Facebook Has Corrected Privacy Gaps, Irish Watchdog Says
• Facebook Rapped Over Shady Use Of Eminem Song
• Jay-Z, UMG Say 'Big Pimpin' Copyright Suit Is Stale
• Belkin Settles Out Of Slingbox ITC Patent Probe
• Ex-Digital Domain CEO, Directors Hit With Investor Suit
• Yahoo To Take 4 Floors At Former NY Times Building
• Jury Convicts Atty Over Stock Fraud Scheme With Ex-NFLer
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Bid To Patent Music Royalty Tech
• Philly Daily News Beats Ex-Fumo Atty's Defamation Suit
• KKR To Sell $255M Stake In Australia's Seven West Media
• Insurers Dodge Coverage For Kardashian False Ad Suit
• Kanye West Wasn't Allowed To Sample Song, Funk Band Says
• Venable Shouldn't Shake $11M Facebook IPO Suit, ESG Says
• Ex-Stephen King Atty Sees Commission Suit Slashed
• Atlanta Falcons Clinch $200M NFL Loan For New Stadium
• Righthaven V. Hoehn: Bad News For Copyright Trolls
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Subsidiary Cleared For Ch. 11
• Aereo, FilmOn Settle Trio Of Trademark Disputes
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Exec Dodges $3M Judgment In 3rd Circ.
• Penn State Sanctions Don't Affect Competition, NCAA Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Casino Ruling But Issues New Opinion
• Apple, Amazon, Google Can't Nix IP Suit Over Music Licensing
• EEOC Sues Book Distributor Over Severance Restrictions
• Cinemark To Divest 19 Theaters In $220M Rave Deal
• Apple, Amazon Fight Over Confidentiality In E-Book Case
• Snoop Dogg Shakes Claims Over Role In Druggy Video
• Comcast Dodges Fee Suit Launched By Business Customers
• Wayne Newton Museum Developer Files Ch. 11 Plan
• Yahoo Posts $1.1B Acquisition Of Blog Site Tumblr
• PokerStars' Bid To Buy Casino Sinks In NJ Court
• Warner Bros. Beats IP Suit Over Batman Movie Software
• T. Boone Pickens Cleared To Sue Son For Tell-All Blog
• NJ Unveils Internet Gambling Regulations
• MLB Suit Over Performance Boosters Falls Flat, Clinic Says
• Conde Nast Libel Suit Likely To Face Tough Road
• Kirkland Reps Accenture In $316M Deal For Digital Marketer
• NJ Sports Authority OKs Amusement Park Plans
• Falcone, Execs Wrongly Forced Out Casino Co. CEO, Suit Says
• MDM Group Buys Miami Lot For $1B Convention Center-Hotel
• Rise Of The Machines — Predictive Coding Goes Mainstream
• Michael Jordan Calls Foul On Image Row Sanction Bid
• Coaching Salary Stymies NFL Player's Workers' Comp Suit
• Amazon's Plan For Fla. Warehouse Hits Sales Tax Snag
• Maloofs Net $348M In Sale Of Kings To Sacramento Group
• Aussie Gambling Co. Must Face Suit Over Fontainebleau
• Facebook Claims Ignorance Of Patent In 'Like' Button Suit
• Marketing Calls For Johnny Knoxville Film Draw TCPA Suit
• CFTC Says Bloomberg's Delay In Filing Sinks Swap Rule Case
• Jackson Doc's $5M Tour Fee Request Was 'Outrageous': Expert
• Playboy Denied Injunction In 'Bunny' Mark Row
• Apple Says It Sparked E-Book Competition With Market Entry
• HP Deflects Blame In 'Chubby Checker' Penis-Size App Suit
• AEG Was Employer Of Jackson's Doctor, Exec Suggests
• Hustler Magazine's HQ Trades For $89M To REIT
• Yahoo Wins Reversal Of $2.75B Judgment In Mexico
• Bipartisan Phone Records Bill Unveiled In Wake Of AP Scandal
• Saints Coach Settles Investor Fraud Suit Against Ex-Player
• Copyright Law Needs Update For Digital Age, Lawmakers Told
• Ex-Film Site Owner Can't Shake The Wrap's Fraud Suit
• AP Records Seizure Fuels Push To Limit Gov't Snooping
• Donald Trump Fights $350M Scottish Wind Project
• 2nd Circ. Affirms McGraw-Hill Win In Royalties Class Action
• AIG Docs In $46M SEC Case Stay Secret, Judge Rules
• Hollywood Atty Asks Calif. Appeals Court To Nix Extortion Suit
• Megaupload Founder's Appeal Goes To Top New Zealand Court
• Class Cert. Denied In YouTube Copyright Infringement Case
• $1.1B In Convention, Tourism Projects On Tap For Chicago
• US Open Workers Settle Suit Over Wages, Tips
• Why 'Escape From Tomorrow' Likely Won't Make It To Theaters
• Holder Bashes Lawmakers For Harsh Questioning Of DOJ
• Revel's Ch. 11 Plan Gets NJ Casino Regulator's Nod
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Says Marketing Co. Isn't Subsidiary
• White House Pushes Shield Law Amid AP Probe Backlash
• Telemarketer Owes $34M For Abusive Tactics, 9th Circ. Hears
• ACLU Urges DC Circ. To Rein In Porn Copyright 'Shakedown'
• Publishers Renew Bid For USPTO Docs In Copyright Row
• Sony Open Promoter's Suit Over Tennis Stadium Tossed
• NFL Goes To NY Appeals Court For Concussion Suit Coverage
• FTC Outlines Kids' Online Privacy Expansion For Businesses
• Bergstein Says Aramid Schemed With Friend To Extort Millions
• MTV Viewer Accuses Viacom Of Sending Spam Texts
• Apple Blasts 'Ringmaster' Label In E-Book Price-Fixing Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sinopec, Siemens, Activision
• Ryan Cos. Floats Plans For $400M Project At Vikings Stadium
• CatchPlay Ducks Sanctions In Movie Rights Fight
• Aereo Fires Back At Networks' IP Claims In Streaming TV Row
• Hasbro Sues WB Over 'Dungeons & Dragons' Film Rights
• Las Vegas Sands Hit With $70M Verdict In Macau License Row
• Kobe Bryant To Mediate With Auction House Before Trial
• SF Giants' $1.6B Project Takes Step Ahead With Panel's Nod
• Bloomberg's Terminal Snooping May Draw Criminal Charges
• EMI Wins Bid For Review In MP3Tunes Copyright Row
• Mass. Governor Greenlights $500M Fenway Area Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: OMERS, GE, Sony
• Dick Wolf's Ex Wants $5M From Troubled Accounting Firm
• 'This Is It' Choreographer Tells Jury Jackson Seemed Healthy
• Dish To Raise $2.5B As It Awaits Answer On Sprint Tie-Up
• Exec Says 'Tyrant' Forced Him Out Of Jennifer Lopez's Co.
• Reader's Digest Says Ex-Workers Misused Business Info
• FCC Ruling Provides TCPA Guidance For Courts
• CVC Drops Betfair Takeover Bid After $1.5B Offer Is Spurned
• AP Says DOJ Wrongly Seized Reporters' Phone Records
• 'Raging Bull' Heir Asks High Court To KO MGM Copyright Win
• Bloomberg Names Data Compliance Chief In Wake Of Breach
• NHL's Rough-And-Tumble History Will Color Concussion Suits
• Firms, Trump Targeted In $1B Row Over Investment Losses
• Michael Jackson Was In Excellent Health, Coroner Tells Jury
• Revel Casino's Reshuffle Secures Nod From Bankruptcy Court
• Nintendo Scores Fed. Circ. Win In Wii Controller IP Row
• Judge 'Inclined' to Drop Viacom From SpongeBob Ukulele Suit
• Stallone Sunk Cred In 'Expendables' IP Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• Music Publisher Sues Over Rights To 'Flintstones' Theme Song
• MGM Faces More Competition For $800M Casino License
• DOJ Challenges EMusic Founder's Criticism Of E-Book Deals
• High Court Seeks SG's Opinion In 'Rock Band' IP Row
• Z Capital Blocks Poison Pill In Casino Co. Power Play
• Exotic Dancers Can Notify Class Of $8M Win In X-Rated Mag
• KKR Can't Dodge Investor Suit Over $525M Primedia Sale
• Facebook GC Ted Ullyot Leaves Company
• Fla. Appeals Court Axes Gambling Permit Conversions
• Legendary Denied Arbitration In 'Godzilla' Producers' Suit
• Producer Sues WWE, Wrestler For Posting Violent Interview
• Pandora Customers Bring New Suit Over Personal Data Use
• Fox Fights Class Cert. In Unpaid Interns' Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Dial, Heinz Urged To Move News Corp. Coupon Suit To NY
• Bloomberg Restricts Its Journalists From Client Login Info
• Film Investor's Fight With Aramid Over $3M Deal On Thin Ice
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Bill To Relax Racing Agency Job Limits
• Jackson's Heart Visible Through His Chest, Witness Testifies
• Atari Asks For More Time To Assemble Asset Sale
• Town Named For Jim Thorpe Fights To Keep Athlete's Remains
• Nelson Mullins Adds 2 Insurance Regulation Vets In Tenn.
• App Designers Lifted Data Transfer Patents, Suits Say
• Ex-CEO Raided Entertainment Co.'s Assets, RICO Suit Says
• 'Scrubs' Actor Stiffed UTA On TV Commissions, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Carlyle, Dish
• German Banker Drops Appeal Of Formula 1 Bribery Sentence
• CORRECTED: 7th Circ. Nixes Model's $8B Image Use Suit Against Agency
• Kobe Bryant Says NJ Auction Items Weren't His Mom's To Sell
• Do-Not-Track Moves Forward, But Deadline Doubts Linger
• Ceglia Must Pay Facebook's Document-Compelling Costs
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee Wants Subsidiary In Bankruptcy
• Cuomo Lays Out Cards For Upstate NY Gaming Resorts
• 9th Circ. Says 'Copyright Troll' Had No Right To File Suits
• Hearst Class Cert. Denial May Dry Up Flood Of Intern Suits
• Epic Games' Rival Wants $9M Award Reversed In IP Fight
• Amended $23M Ticketmaster Service Fee Deal Wins Approval
• Unions Tell Tribune Co. Not To Sell Newspapers To Kochs
• Academic Publishers Say IP Firm's Emails Breached Copyright
• NBA Illegally Scuttled Merchandise Deal, Calif. Lawyer Says
• Shaq's Ex-Biz Partner Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Kidnap Suit
• Bob Marley Label Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• MGM Throws Down Gauntlet To Rival In $800M Casino Project
• Skadden Replaces Cahill Gordon In Rutgers Abuse Probe
• Sgt. Asks 9th Circ. to Revive 'Hurt Locker' IP Theft Case
• Quinn Emanuel To Open 1st Aussie Office In June
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Facebook, Billabong
• Viacom V. YouTube Provides Some Insight Into DMCA
• E-Discovery In The Cloud: Who Can Get Your Data?
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Accused Of Offshore IP Fraud
• Apple Escapes Trademark Suit Over 'iBooks' Mark
• Google Books Project Finds Support From 2nd Circ. Judges
• Viacom Asks Del. High Court To Ax $300M 'Rock Band' Award
• Dukes Dooms Unpaid Hearst Interns' Bid To Certify OT Class
• DirecTV Operators Didn't Infringe Antenna Patents: Fed. Circ.
• Michael Jackson's Ex-Publicist Hits Firm With $300M Suit
• Jury Told Michael Jackson's Frail Appearance Sparked Worry
• R&B Label's Atty Booted In Row Over Christina Aguilera Song
• US Trustee Calls Foul On Atlantic City Casino's Ch. 11 Plan
• Vijay Singh Teed Off At PGA Over Drug Suspension
• Lady Gaga Off The Hook In Copyright Row Over Author Credit
• Cablevision's Bundling Suit Hypocritical, Viacom Says
• Late Deliveries Doom $2.5M Printing Contract Bids, GAO Says
• Comcast Can Pursue Arbitration In Data-Retention Class Suit
• Dish Calls Sanctions Unfair In Telemarketing Suit
• Penn State Denies Firing Sandusky Whistleblower
• Hyperlocal Online News Co. Enters Ch. 11 In NY
• Mark Cuban's Mavericks Nearly Bankrupt, Appeals Court Hears
• 5 Reasons For Optimism In The Venture Capital Community
• How To Use The New Trademark Clearinghouse
• Music Publisher Can't Recoup Atty Fees In Royalties Row
• Mannatech Sytematically Ousted Female Execs, Ex-VP Says
• Privacy Bill Veto Gives NJ Employers Reprieve From Litigation
• Do-Not-Track On Shaky Ground Halfway Through Key Meeting
• Twitter Legal Director Tapped As White House Tech Adviser
• 'Dora' Actress, Viacom Settlement Stands, 2nd Circ. Says
• AFP, Getty Push To Limit Damages In Twitter Copyright Suit
• Madonna Co-Writer Says Ex-Lover Spurred 'Vogue' IP Suit
• Top NY Court Rebuffs Appeal Of AXA's $42M Art Swindle Win
• Pittsburgh Arena Football Team Sued For Not Paying Interns
• PSU Administrators Stalling Criminal Case, Pa. Judge Says
• Sports Betting Ban Undermines States' Power, 3rd Circ. Told
• Spotify Services Violate Data Cache Patents, Suit Says
• Disney Can't Dodge Groundwater Pollution Claims
• Christie Vetoes Bill To Monitor NJ Lottery Contractor
• DLA Piper Fees Questioned In Pa. Lottery Privatization
• Viacom Must Pay Rapper's Perkins Coie Bills: Appeals Court
• Betfair Lifts Profit Forecast After Spurning $1.4B CVC Bid
• A Wake-Up Call For Video Game Developers
• NJ Casino Owners Can't Abandon PokerStars Sale
• Lionsgate Vendor Pleads Guilty To $2M Kickback Scheme
• Dolphins' Stadium Upgrades Unlikely Without Public Funds
• Writers Sue Paramount, MGM Over G.I. Joe Sequel
• FTC Refuses To Delay Children's Online Privacy Revisions
• As Data Breaches Rise, AGs Emerge As Primary Enforcers
• Lauryn Hill Gets 3 Months For Ducking $1M In Taxes
• Dr. Phil Sues Deadspin Over Manti Te'o Hoax Interview
• Propofol At King Of Pop's Home Raised Red Flag, Expert Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Boot Judge From Publicis Sex Bias Case
• EU Soccer Finance Rules Face Antitrust Challenge
• Time Warner Sales Reps Win Conditional Cert. In Wage Suit
• Cisco, Sprint, BT Among Cos. Sued Over Router Patent
• Facebook Agrees To Settle Timelines Trademark Row
• Time Warner Beats Road Runner Ad Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Onex Puts Up $950M For Nielsen Trade-Show Business
• Redbox Says Opt-Out Texts Protected By 1st Amendment
• Aereo Sues CBS To Block Further Copyright Suits
• How Crowdfunding Could Impact Film Financing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Neiman Marcus, Icahn, TPG
• Employers Slow To Guard Data Amid Social Media, Tech Boom
• Facebook, Mitel Patent Fight Transferred To Calif.
• Miami Stadium Bill Dies With Legislative Session's End
• Harper Lee Sues Agent Over 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Copyright
• Kobe Bryant, NJ Auction House Square Off Over Memorabilia
• Calif. 'Right To Know' Bill Stalled Amid Big Tech Backlash
• Aereokiller Threatens Public Programming, 9th Circ. Hears
• Feds' FCPA Probe Of Okada Puts Halt On Wynn's Suit
• NLRB Deems Tour Guide's Facebook Posts Union Activity
• UK Orphan Works Law Scares Photogs, Attys Call For Calm
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee Gets Subpoena Power
• NFL Players Ask 8th Circ. To Revive Salary Cap Collusion Row
• Chum Of Ex-Orioles Player Dodges Insider Trading Charges
• Ex-Cowboys Player's PE Partner Gets 10 Years For $40M Fraud
• FTC And SEC Are Schizoid On Social Media
• Far-Reaching Consequences Of NFL Concussion Litigation
• Artist Claims Whirlpool Ripped Off Her Mixer Designs
• Board Says More Research Needed To Guide Copyright Policy
• Versace Mansion Owners Duped Miami Restaurateur, Suit Says
• NY Judge Ships BofA's Fontainebleau Project Doc Spat To Fla.
• InterMedia Ups Bid To $259M For Outdoor Channel
• EMI Prevails In Duke Ellington Foreign Royalty Appeal
• Conn., Md. AGs Grill LivingSocial Over Massive Data Breach
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Barry White Song Royalties Suit
• PokerStars Seeks To Revive Atlantic City Casino Takeover
• Verizon, Apple Fail At Protecting Data, Privacy Group Says
• Bankrupt Satellite Radio Co. To Pay $2.4M To Settle Fraud Suit
• DOJ's False Claims Suit Against Armstrong Faces Uphill Climb
• Justin Bieber, Usher Hit With $10M Copyright Suit
• Unsecured Creditors Given Go-Ahead To Probe Atari
• Struggling Movie Rental Business Checks Out Of Chapter 11
• Pilot Flying J Faces Fuel Rebate Suits After FBI Crackdown
• Pickens Drops $33M Insurance Row Over Divisive OSU Plans
• Jets Should Face Trial In 'Ultimate Fan' IP Row, Court Told
• Ex-'Price Is Right' Model Settles Sexual Harassment Suit
• Calif. Law Guides Texas Appeals Court's Anti-SLAPP Ruling
• ABC Can't Duck Claims In '12 Dates Of Christmas' Contract Suit
• Online Ad Cos. Call Cookies 'Harmless' In Google Privacy MDL
• Dish Seeks $4.8M In Fees In ESPN Licensing Row
• Adult Website Operator Manwin Settles '.XXX' Antitrust Row
• Keeping Tabs On Employee Social Media Discourse
• 6th Circ. Sanctions Songwriter's Widow In Copyright Feud
• Warner Bros.' 'Ghostman' Movie Infringes Indie Film, Suit Says
• Cariou V. Prince Confirms Importance Of Transformativeness
• Facebook May Net $2.8M In Damages In 'Typosquatters' Suit
• 2nd Circ. Cans Former Bloomberg Manager's Age Bias Suit
• PokerStars' Deal For Atlantic City Casino Falls Through
• Facebook Fires Back At Investor Suit Over IPO
• Allbritton Eyes Sale Of TV Stations, But Won't Deal Politico
• Michael Jackson Doc's Money Woes Not A Secret, Jury Hears
• DreamWorks Snuffs Claims It Stole 'Kung Fu Panda'
• The ABCs Of Data Center Leasing
• Publishers Denied Docs In Copyright Row Over Patent Apps
• Cable TV Giants Have Carved Up NYC, Lawyer Group Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Bain Capital, Fin
• How McBurney V. Young Will Impact State FOIAs