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Media & Entertainment - July, 2015

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• 11th Circ. Upholds Yellow Pages Photo Infringement Verdict
• Trump Says Chef Can't Quit Lease Over Immigration Remarks
• Bacon's $50M Defamation Case Largely Time-Barred: Judge
• Ariz. Officials Claim Immunity In Tribe's $400M Casino Suit
• Advertiser Group Calls US 'Right to Be Forgotten' Dangerous
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Wachtell, MoFo
• State Law Governs DirecTV Arbitration Row, High Court Told
• Bryan Cave Accused Of Misconduct In Fraud Probe Of Ex-Atty
• Okla. Urges High Court To Hear Casino Suit Against Tribe
• LA Coliseum Bribery Suit Won't Pause For Criminal Trial
• 9th Circ. Revives Ray Charles Foundation Copyright Suit
• Brand Battles: Seattle Seahawks, Chevron, Comic-Con
• DirecTV, Dish Renew Plea For High Court To Take Tax Row
• Judge Skeptical Of "Aggressive" Relativity Media Sale Plan
• Visa, MasterCard Win Antitrust Suit Over WikiLeaks Blockade
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Netflix Privacy Class Action
• Ex-Commodores Guitarist Wins Docs But Not Sanctions
• Cablevision Investor Appeals Dismissal Of 'Nepotism' Suit
• Yahoo Ducks Extra Discovery In $1B Bracket Row With Insurer
• DC Circ. Tells Net Neutrality Foes To Rethink Alphabet Soup
• FTC's Social Media Promotion Guide Has Marketers Confused
• 'Housewives' Star Shifts Suit Against Bankruptcy Atty To NJ
• Michael Jordan Needn't Rehash Claims In Ad Row: Judge
• James Woods Sues For $10M Over 'Cocaine Addict' Tweet
• 2 FCC Commissioners Push For Action In Charter Deal Review
• RaceTech Says Horse Race Betting Patents Survive Alice
• NCAA Granted Stay To Delay Student-Athlete Pay By 9th Circ.
• Feds OK State Gambling Pacts With 2 More NM Tribes
• 3 Class Actions Before The Supreme Court
• WPP, Providence Take Chime Comm. Private In $584M Deal
• 7 Keys To Improving Your Direct Examination
• Press Foundation Seeks DOJ Docs Over FBI Investigations
• Dow Jones Wins Attys' Fees In Subscription Fraud Suit
• Attys Spar Over Venue For 'Fight Of The Century' MDL
• Hulk Hogan $100M Sex Tape Trial Set For March 2016
• Viva Cinema Slams AMC's Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• Broadband Cos. Tell Court Neutrality Is FCC 'Power Grab'
• Relativity Media Files For Bankruptcy, Eyes Quick Sale
• McRO Tells Fed. Circ. Its Lip-Sync Tech Is Not Abstract
• Google Rejects France's Global 'Right To Be Forgotten' Order
• Katy Perry's Prayers Answered As Nuns' Convent Sale Nixed
• Betting On NY Gaming Commission's Casino Vendor Rules
• 5 Rulings That Have Sown Confusion Over Tribal Sovereignty
• Developer Can't Block Resort's Casino: NY Appeals Court
• A DMCA Win For Online Service Providers In Colo.
• Michael Jordan Can't Block Sportswear Co. IP In China
• Following FilmOn Win, DC Judge Weighs Compulsory License
• Kan. Loses Bid To Stop Casino As Court Mulls Jurisdiction
• Caesars Can't Appeal Pivotal Ruling To 7th Circ.
• Houston, Scores Strip Club Dispute Magistrate Judge's Recs
• Michael Jordan Slams Sanctions Bid In Publicity Row
• State Dept. Must Give AP More Answers In FOIA Suit: Judge
• DOL Defends $6.5M Win Over DirecTV Installer's Pensions
• Pandora Denied FM Radio Rate In BMI Royalty Row
• 9th Circ. Revives Photo Licensing Spat With Textbook Co.
• Trump Entertainment Gets More Time To Control Ch. 11 Case
• Warner's 'Happy Birthday' Lyrics In Public Domain, Judge Told
• SEC Allows Alleged Ponzi Schemer To Sell Buffalo Home
• Stan Lee Media Must Pay $140K Fees In Spider-Man Suit
• Film Co. Says Union Owes $5M For Lying To Secure CBA
• Fla.'s Hialeah Park Wins Appeal For Second Gaming Permit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Kenny Nachwalter, Houghton, LaSalle
• Fla. Court Affirms Receivership In TV Joint Venture's Breakup
• NCAA Urges Stay On Eve Of O'Bannon Order
• Tribe Ordered To Halt Work On Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Sidley Snags Manatt Trial, Regulatory Leaders In LA
• AMC Tells FCC Online Video Rule Change Could Up Costs
• 4 Copyright Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2015
• NY Judge Moves Google Suit Against Film Studios To Miss.
• Indecency Fine Doesn't Match TV Station's Gaffe, FCC Hears
• Google Urges 5th Circ. To Affirm Injunction Against Miss. AG
• Wyden Blocks Intelligence Bill Over Social Media Monitoring
• Warner Hits Back At 'Happy Birthday' Copyright Evidence
• TD Bank Scores Partial Win Over Ex-Commerce CEO's Book
• Facebook Urges Chancery To Throw Out Director Pay Claims
• Wis. Urges Supreme Court To Hear Tribal E-Poker Row
• Calif. Judge Orders Penalty In $2.4M Football-Laser Scheme
• Minn. Tribe Doesn't Owe Casino Rent To City, Judge Rules
• 'Wicked Tuna' Star Indicted On Federal Fraud Charges
• Apple, Facebook Say Alice Dooms Evo Intel Data Patents
• 4th NJ Man Gets Prison In Online Sports Betting Scheme
• Google, Viacom Misused Cookies To Track Kids, 3rd Circ. Told
• Smerconish Says He Was Duped In Phony Churchill Photo Buy
• O'Bannon Tells 9th Circ. Not To Stop NCAA Antitrust Order
• Grocer Wants Michael Jordan Sanctioned In Publicity Suit
• China's Focus On Commercial Bribery Is A Wake-Up Call
• Atty Asks Texas Justices To Block Pro Bono Anti-SLAPP Fees
• Tribe At Odds With Fla. On Rights To Blackjack Games
• Mass. Tribe Says Nixing Casino Will Permanently Hurt It
• 'Walk Of Shame' Copyright Row Nears End Of Line
• Mich. Judge Grants Cert. In Magazine Subscription Suit
• Springsteen Ticket Price Suit Against Live Nation Axed Again
• Facebook Invalidity Win Doomed By PTAB, Fed. Circ. Told
• Doobie Bros Slaps Investor's '70s Cover Band With IP Suit
• 8 More Charged In Super Bowl Laser Stock Scam
• DraftKings Scores $300M In Funding, Led by Fox Sports
• New Docs Show 'Happy Birthday' Copyright Bunk, Judge Told
• Herrick Feinstein Nabs Ex-Arent Fox Sports Deals Pro
• FCC's Clyburn Calls For Review Of Program Access Rule
• Gambling Cos.' Bwin.Party Bidding War Hits $1.56B
• Spain Fines Telefonica, DTS $17M For Soccer Rights Deal
• Arbitration Row Tabled Amid MLB Antitrust Class Cert. Appeal
• Judge In $7M IP Suit Against Jay-Z Won't Recuse Himself
• AT&T Wants $102M Row Over Soured Streaming Deal Nixed
• Broadcasters To Intervene In Viacom Bundling Antitrust Suit
• Poker Players Hit Back In NJ Casino 'Cheating' Suit
• Competition Already Strong For Online Video, NCTA Tells FCC
• China Abolishes Ban On Video Game Consoles
• Redskins TM Challengers Jump Into 'Slants' Case
• An Update On Athlete Publicity Rights In Sports Broadcasts
• McGraw Hill Drops $2.2B To Buy SNL Financial
• Law360's Trial Aces Make Winning Look Easy
• Amazon Cuts Deal In ContentGuard's Digital Rights IP Suit
• Former Fla. Lt. Gov. Settles Income Disclosure Ethics Case
• PGA Loses Bid To Send Caddy Antitrust Suit To Fla.
• FCC Protects Online Video In AT&T-DirecTV Merger Review
• Rapper 50 Cent Must Pay $2M More In Sex Tape Damages
• Canadian Toymaker Readies $169M Public Debut
• Rakoff Grants B&N's Bid To Trim E-Book Patent Under Alice
• WTO Countries Finalize $1.3T Deal Over IT Tariffs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Square, Comcast, PAE, Barclays
• Tribe Asks Idaho High Court To Bar Amici's Oral Arguments
• Surfing's 'First Family' Sues Lions Gate Over TV Show
• Katy Perry Beats Gospel Rapper's 'Dark Horse' Copyright Suit
• Aereo Gets Green Light To Sell Source Code
• Travel Channel Hit With TCPA Suit Over Junk Faxes
• Mass., Tribe Butt Heads Over Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Wachtell, Gibson Dunn
• Broadcasters Want Viacom Docs Kept Out Of Antitrust Suit
• Rimon Snags Ex-Gunderson Deal-Maker In San Francisco
• 'Porn Troll' Attys Ordered to Pay Defendants' Fees
• $48B AT&T-DirecTV Merger Gets Federal Go-Ahead
• 2nd Circ. Axes Facebook Investor Suits Over IPO
• UK Gambling Giants Set To Merge
• SESAC Pays $3.5M To Settle Radio Antitrust Suit
• REBUTTAL: The Problem With 3rd-Party Litigation Financing
• Jay-Z, Universal Blast Bid To Recuse Judge In $7M Logo Row
• Post-'Raging Bull,' Laches Still Alive In Patents, Judge Says
• Mariana Islands Casino To Pay DOJ Record $3M Forfeiture
• Atlantic City Tourist Spots Aren't ADA-Compliant, US Atty Says
• Push To Legalize Sports Betting In The US Gains Traction
• 'One Life To Live' Producer Blames ABC Suit For Ch. 7 Bid
• Ala. Tribe Wins Injunction On County's Property Taxes
• NJ Senate Approves Bill To Allow Amusement Games In Bars
• 5 Tips For Winning Over Local Officials In Arena Proposals
• FCC Online Video Plan Would Test Old Rules' Flexibility
• Wrestlers Can't Dodge WWE Doctor's $1M Libel Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: SAP, Korea Times, ConAgra Foods
• $650M Mass. Casino Plan Scrapped Amid Funding Concerns
• Allen Matkins Guides $215M DreamWorks Campus Buy
• NJ Atty Disbarred After Facebook Scheme
• Pension To Get Paid Before Cox In Newspaper Sale: 11th Circ.
• Disney Wants $50M 'Power Bar' Suit Tossed
• FCC Tells Dish It Won't Receive $3.3B In Spectrum Discounts
• MetLife Lends $505M Against Universal Orlando Hotels
• Miss. AG Demands Docs In Google's Piracy Probe Fight
• Disney, Sony, Others Hit With EU Antitrust Charges
• Financial Times Group Sold To Nikkei In $1.3B Deal
• Jury Awards Entertainment Co. $2.3M In Row With Navigators
• Judge Not Hearing Turtles' Bid To Halt Pre-'72 Settlement
• FCC Head's Fix Doesn't Save AT&T, DirecTV Deal, Groups Say
• Kan. Backs Tribes' Intervention Bid In Casino Land Suit
• Harbinger Takes 2nd Shot At $1.5B RICO Suit Against Dish
• Lifetime Says 11th Circ. Ruling Should Stop Cert. In TCPA Row
• Nintendo Beats Patent Suit Over Game Boy Controls
• Bankruptcy Judge Won't Shield Caesars Parent From Creditors
• Tribal Group Occupying Offices Near Casino Won't Be Evicted
• Discovery's $536M Eurosport Deal Expands European Reach
• NY Times Sues Treasury Dept. Over FISA-Related Doc
• Apple Hijacking Music Streaming Industry, Regulators Told
• Yahoo Demands Sanctions In Row Over $1B NCAA Prize
• Romo-Tied Co. Says NFL Sabotaged Fantasy Football Event
• 9th Circ. Upholds Idaho Poker Ban On Coeur D'Alene Tribe
• Judge Doubtful Of $371M Antitrust Suit Against Time, Others
• Racetrack Gets Say In Tribe's Instant Horse Racing Fight
• Home Depot Buys Interline For $1.6B In Pro Contracting Push
• Caesars Insists $30B Buyout Is Part Of Ch. 11 Probe
• Contractor's Offer Of Total Relief Moots Suit, Justices Told
• Six Flags Can't Recoup Full $1.76M Costs In 'Exceptional' Suit
• Judge Says Taj Mahal Workers Can Boycott Trump Casino
• FCC Chair Backs AT&T's $48B DirecTV Deal, With Conditions
• Conde Nast Hit With Suit Over Subscriber Info Sales
• Nuns Sue LA Archbishop To Stop Katy Perry's Convent Deal
• Group's Softball Team Can't Use Batman Logo, USPTO Says
• NAB Says FCC Should Limit Duplex Gap Option To 6 Markets
• Marvel Entertainment Can't Muscle $16.6M Bill In Tax Court
• Las Vegas Group Makes Bid For NHL Team
• Bankrupt Caesars Reaches Agreement With Junior Lenders
• Online Gambling Co. May Still Be In The Hunt For Rival
• NFL, DirecTV Sued Again Over Exclusive Broadcast Deal
• US Seeks Sanctions For Dish Network In Telemarketing Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Look To Ease Univ.'s Sale Of Showboat Casino
• Tamares Strikes $270M Deal For Tegna's Virginia HQ
• Tribe Says SD Is Skirting Federal Law In Casino Tax Case
• Cantor Fitzgerald Says Refco Can't Recycle Axed Claims
• SEC Seeks $5.7M Over Pre-IPO Facebook, Twitter Fraud
• Comcast Techs Seek To Add More Classes In Race Bias Suit
• REIT Nabs Pinnacle's Gaming Assets For $4.75B
• Ala. Tax Assessor Rejects Tribe's Bid To Stay Discovery
• LA Spanish Station Hits Fox, RCN JV With $3M Contract Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Gucci, BankUnited
• Boxing Promoter Faces Tough Fight In Antitrust Suit
• Mayweather Manager Can't Pause $300M Suit, Promoter Says
• Tribes Ask Calif. High Court To Depublish Immunity Ruling
• Jay-Z Gets $195K In Fees After Beating Copyright Suit
• Quebecor Pushes To Revive NHL Team In Quebec
• Sports Tech Co. Seeks To Block Co-Founder's New Venture
• Charter Puffs Up Perks of $55B TWC Purchase
• 9th Circ. Denies Microsoft Bid For Xbox En Banc Hearing
• Calif. Tribe Asks To Weigh In On Gaming Pact Suit
• Motorola Owes Commission On $33M Caesars Deal, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Financial Times, Microsoft, Hapoalim
• Latham Snags Ex-O'Melveny Entertainment Litigation Pro
• PE-Backed Production Co. NEP Outlines $208M IPO Plans
• McKool Smith Nabs IP Atty Who Sued Sirius In Turtles Row
• Plaintiffs Defend $100M Card Shuffler Antitrust Suit
• AT&T Should Follow Charter's Lead On Merger, FCC Told
• Tribe Sues New Mexico Over Gambling Pact Impasse
• NCAA Asks 9th Circ. To Stay Antitrust Order On Athlete Pay
• Pa. Malpractice Atty Can't Dodge Defamation Claims
• Extradited FIFA VP Webb Pleads Not Guilty
• 2nd Circ. Intern Ruling Could Change Employer Behavior
• Facebook Says Privacy Suit Mediator May Have Conflict
• Racetrack Looks To Weigh In On Tribe's Instant Racing Fight
• OneBeacon Won't Get 'Do Over' in $34M Dish Network Suit
• North Jersey Casino Advocates Bet On 2016
• Google Urges FCC To Find Spectrum For Unlicensed Use
• Texas To Hear 5th Circ. Query On Golf Channel Ponzi Ads
• Supreme Court Asked To Clear Up Web Libel Law
• Latham Reps CPPIB On $650M Loan To Borgata Operator
• Autograph Authenticators Operate As A Cartel, Suits Say
• Video Story App Flipagram Raises $70M In Financing Round
• Hollywood Atty's Client Must Arbitrate 'Sex Slave' Claims
• Brand Battles: Super Bowl v. 'Superb Owl'
• Fla. Judge Lets Argentina Soccer Kick Media Rights Suit
• Google, Commerce Warn Supreme Court Of Spokeo Fallout
• Reading Between The 'Blurred Lines': Copyright Takeaways
• Tribes, MGM Trade Shots Over Possible 3rd Conn. Casino
• Outdoor Channel Dodges Suit Over Camera Biz Deal, For Now
• 50 Cent Can't Hide From Sex Tape Plaintiff In Ch. 11
• DC Circ. Affirms FCC Approval Of Radio Station Purchase
• AGs Tell High Court Spokeo Ruling Revives 'Bad Old Days'
• Google Customers File Suit Over Gift Card Balances
• AOL Wants Cord Cut On 'Wrong Number' TCPA Texting Suit
• Online Gambling Co. Wins Bwin.Party With $1.4B Bid
• Las Vegas Sands Seeks Sanctions In Failed Derivative Suit
• Athletes Win Nod On $60M NCAA, EA Deals, But Atty Fees Wait
• Google Says Ex-MySpace Owner Sank His Own Collusion Suit
• Pokagon Band Re-Elects Chairman To Continue Casino Push
• Jay-Z's Tidal Can't Play Lil Wayne Songs, Label Says
• BIA Backs Bill Restoring Texas Tribe's Gaming Rights
• Duane Morris Scores Casino Industry Vet In Vegas
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Kraft Heinz, Princeton, Sandbox
• FilmOn Wins Big Ruling On Compulsory Copyright License
• Ariz. Appeals Court Says Billboards Not Liable For Biz Tax
• Netflix Gets Channel Guide Patents Axed Under Alice
• Philly Tells 3rd Circ. It Has Right To Ban NAACP Airport Ad
• 'Stalker' CEO To Face $300M Suit From Ex-Intern's Attys
• 8th Circ. Won't Rehear NFL's $42M Publicity Rights Deal
• FilmOn Wants Copyright Fight Paused Until FCC Vote
• Fla. Misreading Permit Law, Track Owner Tells Appeals Court
• AMC Buys Dallas Theater Chain In $172M All-Cash Deal
• Tribal Officials Urge High Court To Spurn Okla. Casino Suit
• Calif. Event Co. Fined $600K Over Immigration Violations
• OPINION: Litigation Finance Can Help Break The Glass Ceiling
• Cable Cos. Ask FCC Again To Condition AT&T-DirecTV Merger
• Ex-Casino Execs Stuck With $272M Award Over Lost License
• WWE Ends Spat With Mobile App Tech Patent Holder
• PennySaver Ch. 7 Trustee Pushes $1.7M Liquidator Deal
• Charter Sweetens TWC Buy With Internet Traffic Policy
• UK Beatles Song Ruling May Kill Antitrust Suit, Cos. Say
• Tribal Casino Authority Wants Out Of Kan. Land Dispute
• No New Trial In 'Blurred Lines' Case, Judge Rules
• Toyota Freed from TCPA Suit Over Sirius XM Sales Calls
• Antitrust Claims From Houston Strip Club Deal Stay Alive
• Entercom To Trade 4 Stations To Appease Feds In Lincoln Buy
• Apache Tribe Says NIGC Wrong About Casino Land's Status
• Tribe Slams Tax Assessor's 'Scorched Earth' Tactics
• Texas Court Cuts Atty Fees In Anna Nicole Smith Will Fight
• NFLPA Urges Judge To Nix Ex-Players' Concussion Complaint
• Alabama Lawmaker Reintroduces Lottery, Tribal Gaming Bill
• Mass. Town Seeks Injunction To Halt Tribe's Casino Plans
• MVPD Tweak Would Spur Video Market, Verizon Tells FCC
• The 7 Biggest Copyright Rulings So Far In 2015
• Exxon Trademark Search Evidence Out Of Bounds, Fox Says
• Sex Tape Plaintiff Wants 50 Cent's Bankruptcy Stay Lifted
• Bankrupt Casino Can't Appeal $177M Tribal Immunity Ruling
• MMA Promotion Co. Investor Claims Viacom Hid Profits
• StubHub Gets Nod For Deal After Prior Version Didn't 'Add Up'
• Fantasy Sports Site FanDuel Raises $275M In Financing
• Pa. Court Axes Paper's Record Request As Fishing Expedition
• Class Attys Get Over $44M In Fees In NCAA Likeness Deal
• NY Times Says Proxyconn Bars Fed. Circ. Rehearing On Patent
• Greenberg Traurig To Launch In Germany With Olswang Team
• NFL Sunday Ticket A Monopoly For DirecTV, Bar Owner Says
• Match.com Drops $575M To Pick Up PlentyOfFish Dating Site
• DirecTV Wants Out Of $10B Race Bias Suit Over AT&T Merger
• Sprint Says Cox, Cisco Can't Appeal VoIP Patent Ruling
• Rapper Can't Copyright 'Every Day I'm Hustlin',' LMFAO Says
• Tribe Accuses Calif. Of Bad Faith In Gaming Compact Fight
• Snowden Doc Director Sues Feds Over Airport Search Records
• Authors, Booksellers Want DOJ Antitrust Inquiry Of Amazon
• FCC Offers Channel Sharing Rule To Raise Auction Interest
• Media Cos. Urge FCC To Go Slow On Multichannel Video Rules
• Quapaw Tribe Says It Won't Use Arkansas Land For Casino
• Rapper 50 Cent Files For Ch. 11 Amid Boxing Co.'s Woes
• Ostriches Beware: E-Discovery Ethics In Social Media
• Singer Sues Ex-Bandmates Over Use Of Creedence Name
• Ex-NCAA Athletes Take Publicity Rights Row To 6th Circ.
• Cox Denied Transfer Of AT&T Patent Suit Over 'Doublespeak'
• BMI Asks Judge To Kill Pandora's FM Radio Gambit
• '12 Years A Slave' Soundtrack Copyright Suit Survives Trims
• Microsoft Kills IpLearn-Focus Teaching Patents Under Alice
• Judge Sticks It To 'Arrogant' D'Souza On Service, Therapy
• Sirius Blasts Pre-'72 Settlement Gripes As 'Unprincipled'
• Cosmos Look To Toss Ex-'Wild Card' Player's Contract Suit
• Kendrick Lamar Hit With Copyright Suit Over Photo In Video
• Takeaways From 2nd Circ.'s Apple E-Books Ruling
• YouTube Accused Of Unfairly Booting New Singer's Video
• Jury Finds Porn Actor Guilty In $1.5M Extortion Scheme
• Ex-Dolan Brass Withheld BofA Info, Investors Tell 8th Circ.
• Idaho Secretary of State, Tribe Clash Over Racing Ban
• Amazon Shakes Internet Tech Patent Suit After Alice
• Brand Battles: Boeing, Major League Baseball, Wal-Mart
• Cable Cos. Want Sports Protections On AT&T-DirecTV Merger
• Google Denied Bid To Transfer NY Suit Against Film Studios
• OPINION: Why I Sued To Open The Presidential Debates
• Call To Ticket Union Protesters Is Protected, DC Circ. Rules
• Seminole Tribe Status Disputed In 11th Circ. Casino Firing Row
• Imagina Rips Claim Of Miami Unit's Ties To FIFA Scandal
• Senators Call For FCC Inquiry Into High Internet Prices
• Dealertrack Investor Seeks Fast Track On $4B Cox Deal Suit
• Time Warner Says Broadcaster Never Paid Channel Lease Fees
• More Courts Find Anti-SLAPP Inapplicable In Federal Court
• Judge Backs $18M Award To Ex-Intern In 'Stalker' CEO Case
• Caesars Creditors Say Buyout Is Off-Limits In Ch. 11 Probe
• Plaintiffs Try To Get Facebook's Expert Nixed In IPO Suit
• Poarch Band Not A Tribe Under IRA, Tax Assessor Says
• EU Regulators Told Pricing Of .Sucks Domain Is Predatory
• Sidley Beats Patricia Cornwell's DQ Bid In Accountant Suit
• FCC Urged Not To Let Pole Rates Rise For Cable Broadband
• Chinese Social Media Site YY Gets $3.7B Go-Private Offer
• Post-Gazette Can't Stop State Agency Email Destruction
• Trump Resorts Can Bar Casino In Plaza To Save On Taxes
• Turtles Want $210M Sirius Pre-1972 Deal Stopped
• Where Gaming Expansion Efforts Stand Halfway Through 2015
• Yahoo Dives Into The Daily Fantasy Sports Business
• Fox News, TVEyes Fight Over Remnants Of Copyright Suit
• MGM Strikes 'Creative' Deal To Keep $800M Casino On Track
• Tribe Says Injunction Bid Likely Moot In Kan. Casino Suit
• Mass. Supreme Court Axes Town's Strip Club Alcohol Ban
• GVC Makes $1.4B Bid For Rival Gambling Co. Bwin.Party
• A Look At 6th Circ. Application Of NLRA To Tribal Casino
• Ex-Davis Wright Partner Says Firm Axed Him Over Ethics Row
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder's Libel Suit Against Wynn Tossed
• Tom Selleck Accused Of Stealing Water For Calif. Ranch
• Keith Urban Shakes '70s Rocker's Suit Over Instructional DVDs
• Musicians Claim Sony Music Breached Labor Agreement
• Preteen Singer Calls For Sanctions In Fla. Contract Suit
• Wash. S'Klallam Tribe To Open 94-Room Hotel Next To Casino
• Jeffer Mangels Says Aramid's Fortress Deal Must Protect Fees
• 9th Circ. Tweaks But Won't Rehear Big Lagoon Casino Ruling
• Ex-AB InBev Workers Win Partial Judgment In ERISA Suit
• FTC Ends Memory Pill False Ad Suit For $1.4M
• Sidley Fights DQ Bid In Patricia Cornwell Accounting Firm Suit
• Cox Hit With Class Action Over Undisclosed Cable TV Fees
• Pa. Justices Won't Hear Sandusky Probe Privilege Ruling
• Cablevision Can't Nix Expert In Game Show Network Suit
• Fight Between Producers Of 'Real Housewives' Tossed
• Jenner Fights Google To Keep Piracy Doc Row In DC
• Tribe Must Stop Work On Martha's Vineyard Casino, Town Says
• Alice Frees DirecTV, Sports Leagues From Media Patent Suit
• AT&T-DirecTV Combo May Control Sports Networks, FCC Told
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Shangri-La, GLL, Equinix
• Eldorado Plans Stock Sale To Buy $132.5M MGM Stakes
• Damages Based On The Intrinsic Value Of Privacy?
• Mediacom Petitions FCC To Incentivize Free Local TV
• NFL Wants Expert Declaration Out Of Mobile App Patent Suit
• SCA Calls Yahoo Claims Baseless In $1B NCAA Bracket Fight
• Levi & Korsinsky Named Lead Counsel In 500.Com IPO Suit
• Atty Can't Expose Anonymous Online Reviewer
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hostess, ProSiebenSat.1, Ferrari
• $195M Tioga Downs Bid Competes Solo For NY Casino License
• 9th Circ. Mulls DMCA Takedowns In 'Dancing Baby Case'
• Mobile Video App Tech Patent Holder Settles With Vevo
• IDreamSky Fights To Keep IPO Suit In NY Federal Court
• Cable, Satellite TV Groups Face Off Again Over New FCC Fee
• Artist Wants Judge Recused From $7M Jay-Z Logo Row
• Feds Eye Plea Over $5M Twitter, Uber Ponzi Scheme
• Intervenors Bow Out Of Tribal Gaming Co. Sale Dispute
• Refco Can Add To Claims Over Cantor's Gaming Tech Biz
• United Pans DirectTV Dead Zone Suit
• Stiffed By 'The Situation,' Atty Wants Out Of Tax Fraud Case
• LaTele Fights To Appeal Atty Fees In Telemundo IP Row
• The Ethical Limits Of Attorney Social Media Investigations
• Peabody Blasts 'Absurd' Song Lyrics In Jailed Protesters' Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Quadrant, Silverstein, Wells Fargo
• REIT Ups Bid To $5B For Pinnacle's Real Estate Assets
• EchoStar Says Non-US Satellite Cos. Shouldn't Face FCC Fees
• Class Attys Blast Objections To Fees In EA, NCAA Deals
• Quapaw Officials Claim Immunity From Kan. Casino Suit
• Dealertrack Investor Seeks To Halt $4B Cox Auto Merger
• Tribe Moves On Martha's Vineyard Bingo Casino Despite Suit
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Trial May Get New Date In October
• NFL Tells 8th Circ. To Ignore Challenge To $42M Player IP Deal
• 'Arsenio' Producer Can't Nix Ex-Kimmel Writer's Fraud Suit
• 'Wheel Of Time' Author's Widow, Producers End Slander Row
• Hueston Hennigan Snags Ex-Kendall Brill Name Partner In LA
• Morris Schneider Files For Ch. 11 Amid Legal Troubles
• NY Appeals Court Blocks $3B Project Near Mets' Stadium
• Pittsburgh Sues Fiscal Board For $11M In Gambling Funds
• 6-Foot-9 Actress Sued For Breach Of Contract By Ex-Promoter
• Privacy Groups Warn Of ICANN Proposal's Harassment Risks
• Calif. Judge Nixes Bid To Block Tribal Casino Expansion
• Charter Tells FCC It Has Little Overlap With Time Warner
• Borgata's Property Tax Win Withstands Atlantic City's Appeal
• FCC Office Closures Would Boost Pirate Radio, NY Sens. Say
• FilmOn Pushes For Compulsory Copyright License
• Cox Need Not Provide Subscriber Info In Music Piracy Row
• Judge Won't Toss AMC's Tax Suit Against NJ Township
• SXSW, Steve Madden Cleared In Texas Atty's Concert Injury
• Supreme Court Justices Held Stock In Cos. Involved In Cases
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Trial Postponed By Fla. Appeals Court
• Brand Battles: Bayer, Philips, HBO, Red Bull
• 8th Circ. Urged Not To Rehear $42M NFL Player IP Deal
• Showdown Looms In 6th Circ. Over NLRB's Tribal Authority
• 2nd Circ.'s Fox, Hearst Rulings Won't Kill Intern Wage Suits
• 7th Circ. Affirms State Law In Emmis Corporate Vote Spat
• 1 Year Later: What We've Learned About Aereo
• TV Station Tells FCC To Nix Fine For Showing Sexual Image
• AT&T Offers Discounted Broadband In FCC Merger Talks
• FCC Asks Video Providers To Paint Market Landscape
• Atkinson Andelson Adds Fox Rothschild IP Litigator
• M&A Boom Soars To Highest First-Half Clip In 8 Years
• Fox, Hearst Intern Classes Shot Down At 2nd Circ.
• Avoiding Compliance Red Cards After FIFA Scandal
• Straub Sues Stockton University Over Showboat Dispute
• Disney Cuts Deal With 4,500 Ex-Workers Over Vacation Pay
• EA Says Conflicting Testimony Undermines $4.9M IP Verdict
• Watchdog Calls For Time Warner Cable Lobbying Disclosures
• NHL Head Injury Suit Falls Outside Players' CBA, Judge Told
• Sport Leagues Back Magistrate On Media Patent's Invalidity
• Google Says Jenner Piracy Doc Row Belongs In Miss.
• NM Tribe Can Keep Casinos Open For Now, US Atty Says
• Lego And Mega Brands Build Stipulated Dismissal In IP Row
• Austrian Court Punts On Facebook Privacy Class Action
• Ex-Sony Employees Seek Class Cert. In 'Interview' Row
• 5th Circ. Wants Texas Court's Take On Golf Channel Ponzi Ads
• Ala. Tribe Can Use Carcieri Arguments In Tax Row, Judge Says
• Texas Co. Says It Faces Retaliation From AT&T Affiliate
• Macy's Ditches Trump After Mexican Immigrant Remarks
• Photog Says Big Red Soda Stole Alamo Pic For Social Media
• Legal Groups Back Fla. Atty Convicted In Allied Veterans Plot
• Casinos Can No Longer Gamble On FinCEN Compliance
• DirecTV Escapes Technicians' Suit Over Contractor Status
• $31M Insurance Row Erupts Over Nasdaq's Facebook IPO Deal
• Cablevision Customers Push For Cert. In Cable Box-Tying Row
• NLRB Has Authority Over Mich. Tribal Casino, 6th Circ. Says
• Del. Defines Derivative Standing Of Creditors Committees