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Media & Entertainment - June, 2013

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• Judge Not Biased By Anna Nicole Smith Bankruptcy: 9th Circ.
• Revised Kids' Privacy Rule Leaves Wiggle Room On Day 1
• KIT Digital Reaches $6M Deal To End Securities Class Actions
• Bieber Looks To Duck $10M Copyright Suit Over Hit Song
• Calif. Senate Greenlights Tribe's $250M Casino Plan
• Fantasy Artist Says 'Avatar' Ripped Off His Paintings
• British Officials Set Up London-Based IP Crime Unit
• Reader's Digest Ready To Close Book On 2nd Bankruptcy
• Hearst Interns To Appeal Class Cert. Denial To 2nd Circ.
• Rockefeller Letter Likely Won't Affect ICANN's Plans
• DirectTV TCPA Class Action Shipped To Arbitration
• Spain Opens Music Industry Agency Antitrust Probe
• Texas High Court Rejects TV Station's Defamation Defense
• Charlie Rose Settlement With Unpaid Interns Approved
• News Corp.'s Brooks, Coulson Can't Shake Hacking Charges
• Weil Keeps Adobe On Pace With $600M Marketing Buy
• Oakland, Coliseum Beat U2 Concert Pollution Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Anglo American, Murdoch
• SEC Investigating Reuters Over Manufacturing Data Leak
• FTC Official Urges Completion Of Mobile Privacy Standards
• Marvel 'Ghost Rider' Ownership Case Heads To Trial
• Fan Shot In 49ers Parking Lot Sues Team, Owner
• Buffalo News Didn't Libel Air Cargo Exec, NY High Court Says
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit EA Publicity Rights Decision
• $300M Wrigley Field Upgrade Plan Gets Partial Approval
• NCAA Slams Treasurer's Standing In Penn State Fines Row
• Ex-'Girls Next Door' Star Sued Over Weight Loss Product
• PSU Administrators Want Sandusky Cover-Up Charges Axed
• How The DOMA Ruling Impacts Copyrights
• Rap Duo Takes '50/50' Trademark Battle To High Court
• Jones Day Can Remain Macy's Counsel In JC Penney Feud
• Firm Seeks To Ax Michael Jackson Publicist's Malpractice Suit
• Copyright Treaty To Give The Blind More Access To Books
• Usher Allowed To Perform 'Confessions' At Awards Show
• FTC, Ireland Sign Data-Sharing Privacy Pact
• Microsoft Seeks Tribunal's OK To Share NSA Request Data
• Game Co. THQ Wants $4M Tattoo IP Claim Out Of Ch. 11 Vote
• Video Game Regulator To Cover Mobile App Privacy, COPPA
• Bloomberg Asks 2nd Circ. To Sink Gay Ex-Director's Bias Suit
• Facebook, Apple, Others Face EU Complaints Over NSA Spying
• SF Chronicle Accused Of Unfair Ad Rates By Rival
• Former Ticketmaster GC Joins Bingham's LA Office
• WikiLeaks Founder's Atty Won't Take On Snowden Case
• Venable Escapes Suit Over $11M Facebook IPO Fraud
• Ex-U Of Miami Fullback's Suit Against Filmmaker Tossed
• Internet Ad Group Blasts Mozilla Cookie Privacy Project
• Scientific Findings Can't Yield False Ad Claims, 2nd Circ. Says
• Bloomberg Pushes FCC To Make Comcast Group Channels
• Pa. Officials Lose Mediation Bid In $60M NCAA Sanction Row
• Fox Opens New Front In Aereo Streaming-Video Fight
• FTC's Brill Floats Plan To Open Up Data Brokers' Dossiers
• Dish Withdraws $6.8B Bid For Clearwire
• Michael Jackson's Son Tells Jury He Gave Doctor Payments
• NJ Tells 3rd Circ. To Ax Federal Sports Betting Ban
• Fortress, Relativity Can't Ditch Fraud Claims In $44M Suit
• Venable Lands Former AmEx VP, Advertising Pro In NY
• Jury Verdict In 'NFL Madden' Trial Seems To Sway Judge
• GoDaddy Denied Safe Harbor In Oscars Cybersquatting Suit
• Weight Loss Guru Denies Contempt Charge Ahead Of Trial
• FCC Fines Houston Cable Co. $2M For Local Broadcast Use
• Sly Stone Wants Ex-Manager's Bankruptcies Junked
• Ore. Pol Pleads Guilty To $13M Facebook Fraud
• 9th Circ. Trims Seattle Win In Strip Club Permit Fight
• Blogger Can't Shake Sherrod Defamation Suit In DC Circ.
• Redskins' RG3 Challenged In Bid To Trademark Nickname
• 1st Circ. Upholds Statutory Music-Sharing Fine
• Calif. AG Tees Up Preemption Fight On Film Piracy
• 'Good Wife' Star Can't Shake Ex-Managers' Contract Suit
• Judge Likes Tune Of Wayne Newton Museum Ch. 11 Plan
• Sony Hit With $10M Suit Over Michael Jackson Royalties
• Nike Sued Over Unauthorized Use Of 'Bo Knows' Photo
• $194M Astrodome Conversion Project Put On Path To Approval
• Sanctions Sought Against Paula Deen Race Bias Accuser
• Broadcaster Slips Into Ch. 11 After $47M Jury Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Total, Thai Life, Sumitomo
• Publishers Urge EU To Reject Google's Antitrust Remedies
• 'FCC Chairman Wheeler' Seems All But Inevitable Now
• What To Know About The Common Interest Privilege
• More BigLaw Layoffs Expected After Massive Weil Cuts
• AEG Draft Deal Clouded Jackson Doc's Judgment, Jury Told
• Publisher To Refund $1.8M To Settle Deceptive Marketing Case
• Evading Taxes On $3.4M Earns Rapper Fat Joe 4 Months
• Wynn Wins In Landslide City Vote Over $1.2B Mass. Casino
• Courtroom Artist Accuses Getty Of Copyright Infringement
• EA Wants Verdict Overturned in 'Madden NFL' Royalty Row
• Possible Drug Suit Witness Can See Records Held By MLB
• Amazon Accused Of Infringing Content Delivery Network IP
• SF Giants Settle Security Guards' Wages Action
• Fortress Asks Judge To Trim $44M Film-Investment Suit
• Miami Ballpark Contractor Wants Workers' FLSA Claims Nixed
• S. Africa Fines Builders $140M For World Cup Bid-Rigging
• Vodafone Pays €8B To Snap Up German Cable Powerhouse
• Gawker's Unpaid Interns Are Legally Employees, Suit Says
• High Court To Weigh Union-Employer Neutrality Agreements
• Justices To Weigh Tribal Immunity In Indian Gaming Suit
• Facebook Bug Exposes Contact Info Of 6 Million Users
• Facebook's New GC Has Legal Juggling Act On His Hands
• EA Can't Sink 'Madden' Royalties Suit In Jury Trial
• NJ Signs Lottery Privatization Contract As Appeal Looms
• Fund Fraudster Gets 11 Years For Fake Facebook Claims
• Porn Copyright Cases Reopened For Fraud Probe
• Saudi Prince Wins Damages For Failed Movie Deal, Stolen Car
• Time Warner Looting $11B From Customers, Class Suit Says
• Investor Stole Idea For Pinterest, Suit Says
• Mattel Skirts Copyright Claim In 'Princess Charm School' IP Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Local TV, Leonard Green
• US Suffers Blow In Seizure Case Over Michael Jackson Glove
• Mozilla Joins Stanford In 'Cookie Clearinghouse' Project
• Taking No Chances With SEC, Icahn Reports Dell Tweet
• Athletes Push For Class Cert. In NCAA Licensing Row
• Redbox Escapes TCPA Class Action Over Opt-Out Texts
• Apple Says DOJ Overreached As E-Books Price-Fix Trial Ends
• Pirate Bay Co-Founder Gets 2 Years In Swedish Hacking Case
• Microsoft May Feel Privacy Heat Despite Xbox Backtracking
• SEC Sues China MediaExpress Over False Financials
• NBC Can't Nix Copyright Suit Over 'Stars Earn Stripes'
• Mass. DOT Approves Lease For $500M Fenway Center
• Steelers Can't Make Field Owner Fund $30M Project For Now
• Sprint Trumps Dish With Sweetened $3.9B Clearwire Bid
• Deals Rumor Mill: Unilever, Nets, Microsoft
• Sony Shrugs Off Hedge Fund's Spinoff Plan At Annual Meeting
• How To Deal With 'Patent Trolls' In The Digital Age
• Miami Billboard Owner Appeals Grant Of Permit To Rival
• Saudi Prince's Movie Deal Case Gets Trimmed Midtrial
• Walker Can't Assert Patents It Lost In Amazon Case: Judge
• Samsung, Other Tech Giants Escape Java Infringement Claims
• Ex-Interpublic Exec Seeks To Arbitrate Facebook Deal Claims
• Dolce, Gabbana Face $13M Fine Over $1.3B Tax Evasion Plot
• Feds Ask 2nd Circ. To Quash 'Game Of Skill' Poker Ruling
• BSkyB Draws UK Antitrust Probe Over Sports Channel Supply
• Trustee Doesn't Have Backstreet's Back On Ch. 11 Claims
• Dish Turns Back On $25.5B Sprint Deal To Focus On Clearwire
• Apple Says E-Book Prices Dropped After IBookstore Launch
• Citing Free Speech, Judge Guts 'Call Of Duty' Trademark Suit
• NCAA Assails Pa. Law Governing Penn State Sanctions
• NY Takes Big Step Toward Poker, Craps With Casino Deal
• Disney Seeks Sanctions For 'Frivolous' $1B FCA Enviro Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vodafone, KKR, SunGard
• PE-Backed German Publisher Seals $4.4B BC Partners Buyout
• Ex-Penn State Execs Lose 2nd Atty Privilege Appeal
• Washington Redskins Have Time On Their Side In TM Dispute
• Producer Slams Saudi Prince In Suit Over Unpaid Salary
• BC Partners To Pay $4.2B For German Publishing Co.
• Google Seeks Separate Release Of National Security Requests
• IRS Should Tax Virtual Money Spent On Real Goods, GAO Says
• Jury Mostly Backs Custom 'Warhammer' Parts In IP Suit
• Barnes & Noble Exec Backs Apple's E-Book Defense
• Obama FCC Pick Scrutinized Over AT&T, T-Mobile Comments
• Ky., US Reach $6M Deal To End Poker Site Claims
• Steiner Must Turn Over Docs In Navy Yard Development Row
• 9th Circ. Awards US $20M In 'Girls Gone Wild' Tax Row
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Patent Suit Over Nintendo's Wii Fit
• Design For $1B Atlanta Falcons Stadium Wins Approval
• San Jose Says MLB Conspired Against Oakland A's Relocation
• Akin Gump Atty's Emails Irrelevant In MLB Row, Yankees Say
• Tribune Could Owe $500M In Taxes On Cubs, Newsday Deals
• 'Venus And Serena' Film Draws IP Suit Over US Open Footage
• Angelina Jolie's Double Hits News Corp. With Hacking Suit
• 'Good Wife' Star's Defense In Contract Fight Ruled OK
• Reader's Digest Affiliate Seeks Extension To File Ch. 11 Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Johnson Controls, Verizon, Apollo
• Liberty Stages $10B Kabel Deutschland Bid War With Vodafone
• How EU Competition Law Applies To Data Collection Issues
• Sprint Sues Dish To Block Clearwire Takeover
• Saudi Prince Claims Producer Stiffed Him On Movie Deal
• Ex-Intern's Suit Against Warner Puts Music Industry On Notice
• EA Lied To 'Madden NFL' Programmer About IP, Jury Hears
• Pinnacle Makes FTC Deal To Clear $2.8B Casino Purchase
• Apple Exec Concedes E-Book Deal Raised Prices
• KIT Digital Disclosure Statement, $25M Support Deal OK'd
• Attys Offer To Trim Class To Save Comcast Antitrust Suit
• Disney, 'High School Musical' Singer Face Copyright Suit
• Calif. AG Charges Video-Sharing Webmasters With Theft
• Buchanan Ingersoll Pays $12M To End Adelphia Investor Suit
• PokerStars Not Ready To Fold In NJ Casino Takeover
• Blind Music Icon Claims Manager Duped Him With Deal
• Pearlman Victims To Get 4% Of Losses Under Ch. 11 Plan
• Rocker Joan Jett Sues Hot Topic Over 'Blackheart' Mark
• Bill Would Regulate Spying Technology Aimed At TV Viewers
• Belo Shareholder Bucks $2.2B Gannett Takeover
• Mike Tyson Must Arbitrate $5M Fraud Suit Against Adviser
• BMI Sues Pandora To Force Licensing Fee Hike
• 11th Circ. Finds Fla. Election Requirements Constitutional
• NY Gov. To Seek 4 New Casinos In Gambling Expansion Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vodafone, Siemens, KKR
• Pa. Officials Want NCAA Penn State Suit In Mediation
• GAO Reopens CIA Cloud Computing Bidding After IBM Protest
• Gordon Ramsay's LA Restaurant Hit With Wage Suit
• EQT Opts For $1B Springer IPO Over Proposed Buyout
• Sprint, SoftBank Defend $22B Deal Against Dish Backlash
• Unpaid Conde Nast Interns Hit Co. With Wage Class Action
• Facebook Skirts Willful Infringement In 'Like' Button Row
• Fox Ruling Warns Cos. Of Pitfalls In Hiring Interns
• WMG Can't Claim 'Happy Birthday' Copyright, Suit Says
• NEC Accused of Flouting Aurora Set-Top Box Trademarks
• Paramount Scores Sweet Win In 'La Dolce Vita' Rights Row
• Redbox Insurer Disputes Coverage For Customer Info Fight
• Bankrupt Atari Wins Approval To Dump Assets Bit By Bit
• Penn State Wants Pa., NCAA To Settle Row Over $60M Fines
• Is TAR Right For Your Discovery Project?
• Greenberg Glusker Lands Veteran Entertainment Litigator
• Gannett Doubles TV Holdings With $2.2B Deal For Belo
• Deals Rumor Mill: Springer, TPG, Sinopec
• Apple VP Denies Colluding With Publishers At E-Book Trial
• Debate Over New GTLD Applications Won't End Soon
• Live Nation Wins Arbitration In CTS Contract Row
• Sony, Beatles Label Came Together To Block Film, Suit Says
• Morgan Creek Wants Out Of $6M 'Good Shepherd' Award
• Apple Deals Meant E-Book Price Hikes: Ex-Hachette CEO
• Looming News Corp. FCPA Settlement May Disappoint
• 'Duke Nukem' Developer Says It's Owed $2M In Rights Deal
• Mitchell Silberberg Lands Paul Weiss Entertainment Ace
• Foxwoods Owner, NY Developer Unveil Upstate Casino Plan
• Clearwire Dumps Sprint In Favor Of Dish's Takeover Bid
• A&E, NYT Push 3rd Circ. For Rehearing Of EA Likeness Case
• NJ Court Denies Stay Of State Lottery Contract
• Health Clinic Can't Dodge MLB's Drug Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Marubeni, Vale
• $4.5B Shareholder Payday Costs Sprint On Deal Terms
• Class Arbitration Is Back In Arbitrators' Hands
• PokerStars CEO Agrees To Forfeit $50M To US Government
• NFL, Dow Jones Settle Data Encryption Patent Claims
• Cable Networks, Distributors Face Tough Carriage Disputes
• NCAA Says Scholarship Antitrust Claims Still Won't Fly
• Investors Dodge Insider Claims In $294M Pearson Deal
• How They Won It: Jackson Walker Shapes Anti-SLAPP Law
• 5 Tips For Dodging COPPA's Big New Pitfalls
• Pilot Flying J Hit With Another Fuel Discount Class Action
• 2nd Circ. Flips Marvel Win In 'Ghost Rider' Copyright Suit
• Unpaid Fox Interns Are Employees, Judge Rules
• Porn Producer Wins Damages In Bellwether Copyright Trial
• Google Buzz Class Notice Claims Not Precluded, Judge Told
• Idearc Execs Strike $34M Deal To End Investors' Fraud Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Springer, Glencore Xstrata
• Viacom, Google Child Web Tracking Suits Combined In NJ
• Disney Hit With ITC Copyright Suit Over 'Mr. Young' Show
• Amazon E-Book Pricing Worried Apple's Jobs, Email Shows
• Google Stole Trade Secrets For Google Plus Video Chat: Suit
• NLRB Says Cablevision's Quorum Challenge Will Likely Fail
• SoftBank Blocks Dish With Sweetened $21.6B Bid for Sprint
• Class Action Attys React To High Court's Arbitration Ruling
• High Court Ruling Pushes Cos. To Tighten Arbitration Deals
• Kodak Disclosure Statement Lacks IP Info, Tech Cos. Say
• Netflix Urges End To Securities Suit Over Streaming Switch
• Kobe Bryant Settles Fight Over Memorabilia Auction
• Senators Want Nick To Leave Junk Foods Ads To Grown-Ups
• High Court Asked to Hear Google Ad Privacy Dispute
• Ex-Saints Players, Coach Settle Investor Fraud Claims
• Sports Leagues Urge 3rd Circ. To Uphold NJ Wagering Ban
• 'Conduit' Banks Can Trigger Ch. 11 Safe Harbor, 2nd Circ. Says
• Palm Beach Billionaire Asks Court To Revive Libel Suit
• NJ High Court Won't Touch Christie's $15M Racing Cash Veto
• MBIA Asks Texas Appeals Court To Revive $1B Bond Suit
• News Corp. Accused Of Monopolizing Grocery Coupons
• CFTC Beats Bloomberg's Challenge To New Swap Rules
• Barnes & Noble Didn't Infringe Gift Card IP, Jury Says
• Murdoch Wanted Apple E-Books Deal To 'Screw' Amazon: DOJ
• Doughty Reaps $1.5B In Vue Sale To Canadian Pension Funds
• Antitrust Claims Nixed In CatchPlay Film Licensing Dispute
• Justices Defer To Arbitrator On Oxford Class Arbitration
• FCPA Powerhouse: WilmerHale
• Time Warner Skirts Suit Over Sports Channel Blackout
• Netflix Deflects ITC Suit Over Rovi's Program Guide Tech
• Pa. High Court Rejects Penn State Administrators' Appeals
• Gibson Rails Against Viacom's Legal Fee Demand In IP Fight
• Bloomberg Blasts 'Disgruntled' Ex-Worker's OT Class Bid
• Motorola, Cisco, TWC Pay $490M In TiVo Patent Settlement
• Investors' $10M Facebook Appeal Won't Get Rehearing
• Google Threatened With Subpoena Over Painkiller Searches
• Miss USA Official Can't Nix Atty's Sex Tape Interview Suit
• Kilpatrick Townsend Adds Entertainment Law Pro To LA Office
• Jolie Loses Fee Bid After 'Blood And Honey' Copyright Win
• FCPA Powerhouse: Willkie Farr
• COPPA Rule Reminders For July 1 Compliance Deadline
• Tribune Asks Judge To OK Fee Mediation With Bond Trustees
• Motorola, Tivo Settle Billion-Dollar Patent Row On Eve Of Trial
• NBC Denies Stealing 'Ghost Hunters' Idea From Pitch
• NSA Mines Personal Data From Google, Apple, Others: Report
• Chemistry Journal Defamed Cardiac Testing Co., Suit Says
• AEG Prez Says He Linked Drug Abuse To Jackson's Decline
• Cadwalader Wants More Discovery In Six Flags Malpractice Suit
• Dish Scores $12.6M Malpractice Award Against Houston Firm
• FCPA Powerhouse: Venable LLP
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Review Nintendo Wii Fit Patent Win
• Pa. Gov. Loses Antitrust Suit Over Penn State Sanctions
• Pa. Sen. Seeks To Revise Polling Place Access Law
• Put 'Puritan' Casino Concerns Aside, Ex-NY Lotto Head Says
• Young, Media General To Form $800M TV Broadcaster
• Phone Sex Co. Defeats Class Cert. In TCPA Suit
• Ex-UK Prime Minister Aide Denies Hacking, Bribery Charges
• NY Post Sued For Libel Over Boston Bombing 'Bag Men' Story
• Publishers 'Coordinated' E-Book Deals, Amazon Exec Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: PepsiCo, CVC Capital, Credit Suisse
• Mediators, Expand Your Tool Kit In Complex Litigation
• Bloomberg Forms $75M VC Fund For Tech Startups
• Judge Questions Class Similarity In Super Bowl Ticket Feud
• Belt-Tightening Slips On GCs' Priority List
• Michael Jackson A 'Mess' In '09, Concert Promoter Says
• Google, Amazon Back Fed. Circ.'s Claim Construction Ruling
• Alleged 'Rebecca' Fraudster Gets Bail
• Have A Drink, Judge Tells Gallery Owner And Billionaire
• PE-Backed Publisher Eyes $1B IPO Amid Takeover Interest
• Dr. Phil Goes For Win In Fight Over Te'o Hoaxer Interview
• Dodgers Must Reveal Details Of Frank McCourt Deal
• 'Muppets' Film Editor Hits Disney With Gender Bias Suit
• Simon & Schuster CEO Boosts E-Book Case Against Apple
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rio Tinto, CVC Capital, Glencore Xstrata
• Ex-News Corp. Exec Brooks Pleads Not Guilty in Hacking Case
• FCPA Powerhouse: Reed Smith
• We Need Mediation In E-Discovery
• Facebook Urges Cooperation To Tackle Mobile Security Risks
• Fla. Arcade Cos. Can't Block 'Gray-Area' Slot Machine Ban
• Dish Chairman Slams Sprint's Challenge To Clearwire Offer
• DOJ Says It Complied With Procedures In AP Subpoenas
• Goodwin Procter Sues Toy Maker For $2.7M In Legal Fees
• Sly Stone's Ex-Manager Seeks Ch. 11 Relief In Royalties Row
• 7-Eleven Ices Ad Firm's Contract Suit
• NFL, Ravens Ask 4th Circ. To Nix Logo Designer Royalties
• Ex-Fumo Atty Contests Philly Daily News Libel Ruling
• USPTO Copyright Suit Emails To Stay Under Wraps
• Venable Pushes To Toss Suit Over $11M Facebook IPO Fraud
• Oxygen, Tori Spelling's Firm Accused Of Ripping Off Shows
• Fox Urges 9th Circ. To Ban Dish's Ad-Skipping DVR Service
• Majestic May Prompt 3rd Circ. 'Property Of Estate' Review
• FCPA Powerhouse: Kirkland & Ellis
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Creator Rips Subsidiary's Ch. 11 Filing
• Ex-Stone Temple Pilots Lead Singer Countersues Over Ouster
• FRCP Amendments Could Change Discovery As We Know It
• Penguin CEO Says He Spoke With E-Book Competitor
• Netflix Campus Site Gets Calif. Town Council's Nod
• Sky Angel's C-SPAN Antitrust Allegations Fall Flat
• Salesforce Drops $2.5B On Social Marketer ExactTarget
• 5 Lessons From The Nasdaq Settlement
• Designer Varvatos Gets IP Suit Over Rocker Pics Pared
• Texas Radio Host Can't Stop Insurance Deal In Fraud Case
• Beckham Ducks Claims He Harassed Call Girl Sued For Libel
• US Says Apple Fixed E-Book Prices As Trial Begins
• Judge Strikes 'Late' Discovery Against B&N In ITC Probe
• Facebook Inks 10-Year Lease In Lower Manhattan
• Random House, Penguin Merger OK'd By Chinese Regulator
• 'Real Housewives Of NYC' Star Gets Bankruptcy Trustee
• DirecTV Technicians' Unpaid Fees Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Spotify Faces Music Over Ad Display Patent Claims
• US Science And Tech Office Adopts Separate FOIA Rules
• Exotic Dancer Hits Club With Suit Over Wage Violations
• Dow Jones Gets Injunction On Medicare Billing Data Nixed
• Fed. Circ. Vacates Nintendo's Noninfringement Ruling
• Sprint Says Dish's Bid For Clearwire Violates Del. Law
• McDonnell Boehnen Fires Back In Academic Publisher IP Suit
• FCPA Powerhouse: Gibson Dunn
• USPTO Looks To Keep Copyright Suit Emails Under Wraps
• Justices Boot Post-Gazette's Poll Access Appeal
• ISS Backs SoftBank's $20B Sprint Deal