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Media & Entertainment - June, 2016

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• 'Happy Birthday' Copyright Settlement Gets Final Approval
• Sony Can't Slip Michael Jackson Deception Class Claims
• Sirius XM Agrees To Pay $35M To End Telemarketing Rows
• Caesars Seeks To Pay Down $300M In Ch. 11 Bank Claims
• Set-Top Plan Alternative Is Only Way Forward, FCC Told
• Sponsor Defends Fla. Voter Gaming Control Referendum
• Calif. Signs New Gaming Deals With 3 Tribes, Amends 4th
• News Corp Inks $293M Deal For UK's Top Sports Radio Outlet
• SeaWorld Wants Amended Investor Class Action Beached
• Comcast Pushes For Injunction To Keep Rovi Patent Row In NY
• House Oversight Panel Continues Probe Of USCC Member
• Gawker's Union Contract Up In Air, Ziff Davis Says
• Netflix Sued For Rate Hike On 22M 'Grandfathered' Customers
• Gawker CEO Denton To Be Deposed By Hulk Hogan's Attys
• Sinclair Lacked License, Malice In Copyright Row, Judge Says
• California's Anti-SLAPP Law Is Not Systematically Abused
• Sony Gets Another Aplix Patent Nixed In AIA Review
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• Lions Gate, Starz To Combine In $4.4B Cash, Stock Deal
• Belgian Court Throws Out Regulator's Facebook Tracking Ban
• Caesars Parent To Chip In More Cash In Chapter 11 Plan
• Time Warner Worker Again Fails To Salvage Wages Suit
• Ex-Comcast Exec Hired By Sprint Can't Duck Noncompete Suit
• McDonnell Decision Should Nix Boston Extortion Case: Atty
• NY Judge Doubts Gamers' Face Scan Suit Meets Spokeo Bar
• Romo Suit Attacking NFL Gambling Policy Axed In Texas
• Facebook Likes Spokeo In Bid To Toss Face-Tagging Suit
• Gov't Can't Wait Till Just Before Election To Release BAE Docs
• IHeart Media Discussing Exchange Offer With Debt Holders
• Disney Can't Get Costs In Ex-Exec's Tossed Age Bias Suit
• AT&T Blasts Unnecessary 'Reregulation' Of Biz Data Services
• Pa. House Passes Daily Fantasy Sports Bill
• FCC Spectrum Auction Racks Up $86B Clearing Cost
• Ex-Pa. County Commisioner Loses Bid To Revive Libel Suit
• City Drops 7th Circ. Petition Over Lucas Museum
• Facebook Beats Cert. Bid In Long-Running Privacy Class Suit
• 11th Circ. Sends Pre-1972 Case To Fla. Supreme Court
• PE Firm Cinven Nabs Nearly $8B For 6th Fund
• DC Circ. Axes LPTV Investor's Suit Over FCC Repack
• Redskins Case Shouldn't Go Right To High Court, Feds Say
• Film Co. Wants 2nd Shot At Ex-NBA Player In $45M EB-5 Suit
• Pa. Judge Urged To Bar Sandusky Victim Info From NCAA Row
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Porn Company Says Fla. Law Firm Breached Fiduciary Duty
• New Judge Says Scheindlin Erred In Axing TiVo Ad Patent Suit
• Google's 3rd Circ. Win Keeps Door Ajar For Video Privacy Suits
• EA Pays Jim Brown $600K To Spike Publicity Rights Suit
• Catsimatidis' GC Seeks Arbitration For Viacom, IMG IP Suit
• Rolling Stone Dodges Defamation Suit Over False Rape Story
• New Broadcast Standard Must Not Hurt Auction, FCC Told
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• 3 Charged In $12M Film Investment Scheme
• Hogan Lovells Partner Among 18 Named To Calif. Bench
• Settlement In Comcast Techs' OT Wages Suit Gets Judge's OK
• FanDuel Argues NCAA Athletes' Likenesses Are Fair Game
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Texas Justices Won't Ground American Airlines Music Suit
• Cable Group Blasts Charter-TWC Overbuild Merger Condition
• Verizon, INCOMPAS Push Biz Data Services Plan At FCC
• Facebook Hack Alerts Caused Harm, TCPA Suit Leader Says
• Clinton Backs Patent Reform, New Venue Rules
• Disbarred Atty Gets More Than 3 Years In Fraud Scheme
• FCC's Wheeler Moves To Keep Many Media Ownership Limits
• NBA Game Players Cite Spokeo In Face-Scanning Suit
• DraftKings To Settle Automated Text Message Class Action
• Fla. Businessman Gets 51 Months For 7 Years Of Tax Evasion
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Apps Must Replace Set-Top Box Plan
• Hard Rock Las Vegas Hit With New Credit Card Data Breach
• Samsung Settles 'Milk' Trademark Dispute
• TVEyes' Service Is Unfair To Broadcasters, 2nd Circ. Told
• Pre-1972 'Remaster' Ruling Heads To 9th Circ.
• A New Standard For Attorneys' Fee Awards In Copyright Cases
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• Suge Knight Sues Chris Brown For 2014 Shooting At LA Party
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• 3rd Circ. Mostly Frees Google, Viacom From Child Privacy Row
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• $4.8M Fee Bid Stalls 'Happy Birthday' Public Domain Debut
• Huckabee Settles 'Eye Of The Tiger' IP Infringement Suit
• DreamWorks Investor Sues Katzenberg In $3.8B Comcast Row
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Dex Media Ch. 11 Dates Hold Despite Investor Value Protest
• 'Dance Moms' Star Pleads Guilty In Bankruptcy Fraud Case
• Skadden Guides Gannett In $156M ReachLocal Deal
• Viacom Board Is Frozen Until Del. Rules On Redstone Moves
• Biz Data Services Regs Will Slow 5G, FCC Commish Says
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Mich. Tribes' NLRB Challenges
• Verizon & XO Urge FCC To Ignore Dish Protest To $1.8B Deal
• 3rd-Party Devices Wouldn't Pay Under Set-Top Alternative
• High Court Won't Hear Calif. Tribal Gaming Deal Appeal
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Fla. Strip Club Dancers Treated As Contractors, Suit Says
• Brexit To Further Splinter Global Data Protection Rules
• Texas High Court To Review Dallas Mag 'Welfare Queen' Suit
• Commodores' TM Suit Against Guitarist To Sail On To Trial
• Ky. Strip Club Slapped By Dancer Classification, Wage Suit
• T-Mobile CEO Defends 'Binge On' At FCC
• Casino Builders Say Dickinson Wright Gave Bad Advice
• Chamber Official Urges Quick Action On Privacy Shield
• Sony Can't Dodge Retaliation Claim In Row With Actress
• Investment Funds Sue Caesars Over 'Malicious' NY Suit
• CNN Says TVEyes More Like Meltwater Than Google Books
• Advocates Question Industry Set-Top Box Alternative Plan
• 4 Remaining Net Neutrality Sticking Points
• Calif. Tribes Want To Nix Gambling Pact Expiration Date
• MGM Won't Give Up Challenge To Conn. Tribal Casino Law
• Comcast Says Exec Who Left For Sprint Broke Noncompete
• Frustrated George Lucas Won't Build Museum In Windy City
• Taxation With Representation: Covington, Davis Polk, Gibson
• Judge Blocks Sale Of Whitney Houston's Emmy
• Boies Schiller Beats Ex-Model's Malpractice Suit On Appeal
• Roots' Ex-Bassist Didn't Take Too Long To Sue, Judge Rules
• Bloomberry To Sell S. Korea Casino In $100M Deal
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Led Zeppelin Win Could Be A 'Stairway' To Hell For Accuser
• CBS Issues Prime Directive For 'Star Trek' Fan Films' IP Use
• Google Gives Thumbs-Up To Set-Top Box Plan Alternative
• Senate Panel Slams TV Providers Over Customer Service
• Privacy Shield Data Pact Coming In July, EU Official Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Royal Bank of Scotland, Lionsgate, Okta
• Losing Atty Fights $195K in Fees In Jay Z Copyright Suit
• Cherokees Would Open Casino-Hotel Under Ark. Measure
• 'Who's On First?' Appeal Looks Like Close Call In 2nd Circ.
• NHL Team Calls Fantasy Sports Co.'s Dismissal Bid Improper
• $8M Patent Malpractice Award Just Partly Covered, Judge Says
• Pixar, Others Get Digital Image Patent Axed Under Alice
• Pre-1972 Songs Protected By State Laws, RIAA Tells Court
• Red Or Black? Difficult Decisions Ahead For Atlantic City
• Facebook IPO Investors' Counsel Asks For Retail Buyer Info
• Rovi Blasts Comcast Efforts To Block TV Guide Patent Suit
• 7th Circ. Reverses Ruling In Abortion Ad Suit
• Ex-Reed Smith Atty Rebuts DQ Attempt In Copyright Case
• Led Zeppelin Triumphs In 'Stairway' Rip-Off Trial
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• Sumner Redstone Competency Focus Of Viacom Board Row
• Whitney Houston's Estate Hit With IP Suit In Emmy Award Row
• Music Box Co. Slaps $3M Trade Secrets Suit On Ex-Workers
• AEG Beats NJ Class Action Over Withheld Concert Tix
• Can Rap Duo Use TM Law To Block Kevin Hart Film?
• Caesars Ch. 11 Plan Gets January Confirmation Hearing
• No Reason To Fear Teamsters In Extortion Case, Judge Told
• FCC Finalizes Changes To Lawsuit Notification Process
• NY To Distribute $151M In Casino Fees To Schools, Counties
• Cable Cos. Say FCC Fee Rates Unfairly Subsidize Satellite
• 'Stairway To Heaven' Credit In Jury's Hands As Trial Closes
• Laos Casino Marketer Calls Del. Suit A Baseless 'Smear'
• Tribal Legislators' Docs Mostly Unprotected In Casino Row
• High School Sports Group Supports NCAA In O'Bannon Appeal
• Trade Groups Slam FCC Net Neutrality Transparency Guidance
• Media Giants Press 2nd Circ. To Shutter TVEyes
• Dish Insists Copyright Suit Coverage Row Belongs In NY
• Netflix Invokes 1st Amendment In Relativity Streaming Fight
• Sen. Reid Says FCC Must Resolve Issues In Set-Top Box Plan
• Inside 9th Circ. Decision On Anti-SLAPP Appeals
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• Charter Says Zoom's Merger Objections Are Same Old Issues
• Facebook, LinkedIn Boost Privacy Features Amid Irish Review
• Zeppelin's Robert Plant Cracks Up Court As Trial Nears End
• Rick Ross Granted Stay Of LMFAO Fee Demand During Appeal
• Broadcasters Call FCC Broadcast Ownership Rules 'Outdated'
• Caesars Noteholders Want Confirmation Trial Moved To Jan.
• 'Dance Moms' Star To Plead Guilty In Bankruptcy Fraud Case
• Tribe Secures Win Over Okla. In $27M Alcohol-Tax Fight
• NY Lawmakers Criminalize Use Of Ticket-Buying 'Bots'
• FCC Commissioner Suggests Scrapping Set-Top Box Plan
• Tribal Casino Workers Must Face Fraud Claims, 2nd Circ. Told
• 2nd Circ. Denies Harvey Newkirk's Motion For Bail
• SEC Accuses Adviser Of $33M Fraud On MLB, NFL Players
• DISH Network Sues TV Channel Over 'Dishgusting' Ads
• DirecTV, Pa. Technicians' FLSA Fight Headed To Trial
• Your 401(k) Plan: A Ticking Time Bomb Of Liability?
• NY Broadcaster Fights FCC Auction Exclusion At DC Circ.
• Taylor Swift, Others Urge Changes To 'Out-Of-Date' DMCA
• Tencent Grabs 'Clash Of Clans' Maker In $8.6B Deal
• Musician Says 'NBA 2K16' Infringes Copyrighted Song
• More Challenges For Class Plaintiffs After Campbell-Ewald
• NY Fantasy Sports Law May Face Constitutional Roadblock
• Redstone Calls Viacom CEO's Claims 'Offensive' In Ouster Row
• Dish Network Wins $3.6M Over Alleged Piracy Scheme
• Ex-Anchor Launches Bias Suit Amid Facebook Comment Row
• NY Lawmakers Keep Daily Fantasy Alive To Fight Another Day
• DLA Piper, Kasowitz Fight DQ Bids In Dustup Over IAC Rights
• Justices Send 2 Patent Cases Back To Fed. Circ. Post-Halo
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• Chicago Official Accuses Group Of Extortion In Museum Fight
• Fiat Chrysler Will Examine 'Star Trek' Actor's Deadly Crash
• Hogan Objects To Gawker's Bid To Auction Legal Claims
• CenturyLink Tells FCC To Toss Special-Access Data Analysis
• Led Zeppelin Asks Judge To Pull Plug On 'Stairway' Trial
• Charter Running Smear Campaign Against Frontier, Suit Says
• Brand Battles: Wrangler, 'Grand Theft Auto,' NBA
• Insurer Blasts Dish For 'Forum Shopping' In Copyright Row
• Effort To Halt Mass. Casino Put On Fast Track
• Sony PS3 Settlement Covers Up To 10M Console Buyers
• Antitrust Profs Back Up NCAA In O'Bannon Appeal
• Orioles Seek Pause In Broadcast Fee Dispute With Nationals
• Estate Says IRS Wrongly Painted Art Deal As Profitable
• Hearst Ruling Means Conde Nast Can't Nix Suit: Consumers
• Festival Promoter SFX Abandons Ch. 11 Restructuring Pact
• Amazon Won't Mess With Embed Ads On Unlocked Set-Tops
• Band Urges High Court To Tackle Offensive Trademark Ban
• One Month Later: Reflections On The Impact Of Spokeo
• Amazon Unit Twitch Launches IP War Against Bots
• Zeppelin Bassist Blanks On Band Claiming 'Stairway' Credit
• Time Warner User Privacy Class Action Nixed Under Spokeo
• Vimeo, Web Cos. Dodge Bullet With 2nd Circ. Win
• NY Lawmakers Pass Daily Fantasy Sports Legalization Bill
• Ariz. Gov. Says Tribal Gambling Pact Talks Are Privileged
• Disney Tells FCC Channel-Bundling Is Not Anti-Competitive
• Charter, FCC Move To Duck 'Scam' $10B Racial Bias Suit
• Ex-Womble Carlyle Atty Opens Shaw Fishman Del. Office
• Leonardo DiCaprio To Be Deposed In 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Suit
• Texas Doc Loses Appeal Over TV Report On Sex With Patient
• Atlantic City Casino Union Plans July 4 Weekend Strike
• Tribe Can't Duck Costs After Losing Gaming Commission Suit
• Hearst Can't Escape Privacy Suit Over Customer Data
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder In Contempt, Ordered To Pay $3M
• Oculus Dodges 3-D Firm's Development Contract Suit For Now
• Xbox Defect Suit Wrongly Given 2nd Life, High Court Told
• DC Antitrust Group, Law Profs Back NCAA's O'Bannon Appeal
• NY Times Settles Copyright Suit Over Front-Page Images
• 'American Idol' Producer Wants Out Of Manhattan Lease
• NBC, Dish Settlement Finally Ends Ad-Skipping DVR War
• Sony, Others Slam Cert. Bid In Digital Music Price-Fixing MDL
• 5 Takeaways From DC Circ.'s Net Neutrality Ruling
• Fox News Says TVEyes Is 'Nothing Like Google Books'
• CBS Affiliate Settles Libel Suit Over 'Dead Animals' Report
• GOP Senator Asks Facebook For Info About Orlando Shooter
• Cosby Wants Insurance Case Halted Amid Defamation Suit
• Dish Battles NFL And Tribune In Distribution Disputes
• Did Aereo Open The Door To Compulsory Licenses?
• Real Estate Rumors: Delshah, LA Times Building, Extell
• Feds Say Radio Station Owner Bilked FCC On Frequency Cred
• Attys React To High Court's Copyright Attys' Fees Ruling
• Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Holds Ground At 'Stairway' Trial
• Groups Clash On New Facial Recognition Privacy Code
• USPTO Defends Denial Of Game Under Alice To Fed Circ.
• 5 Things To Know About High Court's Kirtsaeng Ruling
• Harlequin Romance Novelists Seek OK Of $4.1M Royalty Deal
• NJ Judge Dismisses Named Plaintiff In Prudential Center Row
• Calif. Court OKs Wells Fargo's $65M Tribal Casino Loan Win
• Battle Over Viacom's Board Erupts In Del. Chancery Court
• Rural Carriers Group Urges FCC To Keep 5G Competitive
• Paramount Scores Win Over Musicians' Film Contract Claims
• Confirmation Battle Looms As Caesars Gets Ultimatum
• DLA Piper Partner Fined Over Sexist Emails To Soccer Chief
• New Chan Zuckerberg Charity Makes First Lead Investment
• Gannett Says Spokeo Decision Dooms App Privacy Suit
• Rimon Adds 4 Partners From Arent, W&C, Sedgwick, Norris
• Spokeo's Impact On Data Breach Litigation
• Key Points In DC Circ. Decision Upholding Net Neutrality
• Pa. Reporters Must Hand Over Notes To Judge In Libel Case
• AT&T, Comcast Float Apps Alternative To Set-Top Box Plan
• PE-Backed Audiovisual Co. Slashes IPO Size To $177M
• Sen. Panel OKs Small-ISP Net Neutrality Reporting Exemption
• Justin Timberlake Wants Damages Gutted In Disco IP Suit
• The Texas Citizens Participation Act — 5 Years Later
• Theater Co. Sues Broker Over Botched Haunted Barge Policy
• Pre-'72s Covered By DMCA Safe Harbor, 2nd Circ. Says
• Justices Say 'Unreasonableness' Key To Copyright Attys Fees
• Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Tells Jury 'Stairway' No Rip-Off
• Shakespeare Fest's Wildfire Loss Is Covered, Judge Says
• Pa. AG's Bid To Nix Criminal Charges Tossed As Premature
• Telecoms Proceed With Leaner Baltimore Rate Hike Suit
• Law360 Reaches Noncompete Settlement With NY AG
• TD Bank Wins Sales Ban On Ex-Commerce CEO's Book
• Data Co. Says Contract War With Game Co. Led to Ch. 11
• FCC Told To Level Regs Playing Field For Online Video
• Gawker Gets Initial Nod On $22M Ch. 11 Financing
• Fla. Court Won't Revive $250M Contract Suit Against Tribe
• Pa. House Committee OKs Daily Fantasy Sports Bill
• Cable Group Calls FCC's Set-Top Box Plan 'Unworkable'
• Viacom Slams Toymaker's 'Outrageous Misrepresentations'
• Real Estate Rumors: Kaufman Astoria, Equus, FirstService
• Pa. High Court Rejects Union Boss's Video Depo Challenge
• Gawker, Hulk Hogan Agree To Temporary Standstill
• Paris Victim's Dad Says Twitter, Facebook, YouTube Aid ISIS
• Dish Gets $5M Judgment Over Infringing Channel Distributor
• Why Olympic Runner's Antitrust Suit Didn't Clear Hurdle
• Hearst Can't Nix Privacy Suit With Spokeo, Subscriber Says
• 'Spam King' Dethroned With 30-Month Prison Sentence
• Caesars Gets Short Breather From Creditors' Quest For $11B
• Net Neutrality Win Is Vindication For Wheeler's FCC
• Led Zeppelin Stole 'Stairway' Intro, Jury Told
• Rumored DraftKings, FanDuel Merger Would Be Uphill Battle
• Netflix 'Juicer' Wage Claims Are Squeezed Into Arbitration
• Gawker Threatened With Suit Over Trump Hairpiece Story
• House OKs Bill To Give O Visa Results To Advisory Orgs.
• SeaWorld Assessment Lands County Appraiser In Court
• Ex-FTC Head Rallies With GOP Against FCC Privacy Plan
• Attorneys React To FCC's Net Neutrality Win
• Ex-Concert Promoter Cops To $207M Mail Fraud Scheme
• Hastings Entertainment Parent Gets Access To $90M DIP Loan
• FCC Targeted In House GOP's Regulatory Reform Plan
• Cowen Wants Firm DQ'd In Oil Trade Publisher Copyright Fight
• Country Music Star Ordered To Pay Nearly $1M In Back Taxes
• 'This Land' Is Public Domain, Suit Says
• Sopranos' 'Bada Bing' Strip Club Accused Of Stealing Tips
• Ignore Pre-1972 'Remaster' Ruling, NY Judge Hears
• Real Estate Rumors: Zom, Hauser, Create World America
• Yahoo Fires Back At Securities Suit Over Alibaba Investment
• CenturyLink Latest To Challenge FCC Data Service Tariff Rule
• NCAA Asks O'Bannon Judge To Clarify $9M Payout Order
• Carmike Investors Can't Halt Vote On $1B AMC Buyout
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• SEC Opens New Frontier For Online Private Financing
• FCC Victorious As DC Circ. Upholds Net Neutrality
• Fla. Gaming Interests Rail Against Voter Control Initiative
• Foo Fighters Seek Coverage For Canceled Shows
• Led Zeppelin Expert Must Be Nixed Over Conflict, Court Told
• Microsoft's LinkedIn Buy Stands As Year's Largest Tech Deal
• Broadcaster Wins $15M IRS Row On 9th Circ. Remand
• US Looks To Join Facebook Data-Transfer Tussle In Ireland
• Caesars Pleads For More Time In $11B Creditor Dispute
• Marketing Co. Workers Collective In OT Suit Certified By Judge
• Broadband Privacy Plan Needs FTC Input, Tech Honchos Say
• Personal Trainer Claims NBC Stole Fitness Show Idea
• Susman, Heins Mills Clash Over Comcast Antitrust Fees
• Jesse Ventura Loses $1.85M Award In 'American Sniper' Row
• Sen. McConnell Asks FCC To 'Reconsider' Set-Top Box Plan
• Ex-Casino Exec's Estate Says $272M Fight Belongs In Probate
• EXCLUSIVE: Gawker Union Deal In Limbo Under Ziff Davis Bid
• Hastings Entertainment Owner In Del Ch. 11, Plans Sale
• E-Gaming Operator GVC Wins NJ License Approval
• 21st Century Fox Warns FCC Against Market Share Tweaks
• IRS Adds $54M To Michael Jackson Estate's Value
• Facebook Defends Bid To Toss $15B Tracking MDL
• Oil Industry Website Founder Sued Over Info Theft
• Simpson Thacher Steers Microsoft In $26.2B LinkedIn Buy
• In Congress: FOIA, Fiscal Year 2017, Preventing IRS Abuse
• GTCR Gets DOJ Approval To Buy PR Newswire
• A Wrestler, A Billionaire And Revenge Level New Media Titan
• News Outlets Win Access To Records In Sandusky Dispute
• Paramount's $6.8M Home-Video Class Action Deal OK'd
• Colo. Governor Signs Bill Legalizing Fantasy Sports
• Atty Contempt Hearing Set Over ID Of Trump-Linked Cooperator
• Al Jazeera Claims Current Directors At Risk On $65M Escrow
• Gawker Turns To Tireless Ropes & Gray Atty For Ch. 11 Rescue
• DC Circ. Says Flamingo Casino Did Threaten Workers
• SEC Won't Rethink Investor's Lifelong Ban, Fine
• Dish Copyright Suit Coverage Fight Belongs In NY, Court Told
• FCC Urged To Nix Overbuild Condition In Charter-TWC Deal
• Zimmer Win May Force Harder Look At Runaway Verdicts
• Duluth, Tribe End Gaming Revenue Fight With OK'd Settlement
• Bill Has Less Money, More Net Neutrality Hurdles For FCC
• Calif., Tribe Double Down In High Court Row On Gaming Deal
• Class Cert. Denied In False Ad Row Over Exercise Machines
• Brand Battles: Google, Bob Marley, Seattle Seahawks
• Time Warner Fails To Kick Atty Off Sale Interference Suit
• Caesars' Parent Stalling Suits Over $7B Notes, Creditors Say
• NBC Looks To Trim Ex-NFL Player's 'Biggest Loser' TM Suit
• 9th Circ. Rips Prenda Law For 'Copyright Trolling'
• Glancy Prongay Lands Co-Lead Spot on Match Investors Suit
• Gawker To Sell Assets After Sex-Tape Verdict Tilts It Into Ch. 11
• Internet Speech And The 'Fire Cider' Trademark Case
• Penthouse Redirecting Of Web Traffic Flouts Contract, Co. Says
• Ex-DEA Workers Guilty In Strip Club Row, Jury Finds
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Bombay Court Cuts Arbitrator Appointment In Movie Dispute
• 9th Circ. Says Casino Ordinance Nod Didn't Break Enviro Rules
• FCC Refuses More Time In Special Access Regs Reboot
• Motion To Force Led Zeppelin To Court Hits Sour Note
• FCC Unfazed By Bipartisan Pushback On Set-Top Box Plan
• Animation Cos. Seek To Undo Cert. In Worker Poaching Row
• 1st Circ. Won't Rehear Gannett's USA Today Privacy Appeal
• Facebook Ad Drew Pair Into Green Card Scam, Indictment Says
• Typo Dooms Netflix's Permanent Labor Application: BALCA
• Cher's Trust Calls Investment Co.'s Promises 'Hogwash'
• Wash. Gov. Green-Lights New Spokane Indian Gaming Project
• Shakira Copyright Case Nets Sony $400,000 Atty Fees
• Charter Must 'Clean Up' TWC's Sluggish Net Speeds: NY AG
• Pa. Judge Urged To Unseal Sandusky Coverage Records
• Oregon Appeals Court Upholds Portland's Arts Education Tax
• Kentucky Downs Denies Misuse Of Info In Trade Secret Suit
• Legal Advice Or PR Plan? A Pertinent Privilege Conundrum
• EA On Hook Even If 'Sims' IP No 'Mona Lisa,' 9th Circ. Told
• Draft Ops' About-Face Could Hurt Daily Fantasy Sports
• Porn Industry Gets Narrow 3rd Circ. Win In Actor-Records Row
• Casino Co.'s Involuntary Bankruptcy Tossed By Del. Judge
• Gannett Loses Bid To Trim Ex-Newspaper Carrier Wage Suit
• Torched Burning Man Bus Didn't Violate Art Law, 9th Circ. Says
• Kirkland Atty Testifies As Caesars Calls For Litigation Hold
• Texas Court Tosses Appeal Of Historical Racing Rollback
• Ed Sheeran Faces $20M Copyright Row Over 'Photograph'
• Gawker Can't Release More Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Footage
• 5G Competition At Risk Without Spectrum Screens, FCC Told
• Minn. City Irons Out Casino Revenue Row With Tribe
• Exotic Dancers Are Employees, 4th Circ. Rules
• Calif. Tribe Says It Doesn't Owe Fees In Soured Casino Deal
• Beyonce Ripped Off 'Lemonade' Trailer, Suit Says
• S&P Says AC Bailout Measures Aren't A Long-Term Solution
• Video Game Makers Fear Glitches From FCC Wi-Fi Plan
• FCC Wants More Info On Nexstar-Media General Merger
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• TWC Seeks Sanctions For 'Outlandish' Reconsideration Bid
• MLB Broadcast Deal Objector Can't Dodge Deposition
• Branded Tribal Gaming Experiences Could Be A Win-Win
• 5 Insights From Garden City Group GC Scott Nader
• Rick Ross Asks To Stay LMFAO Fees For 11th Circ. Appeal
• Blackstone, Centerbridge Dissect PE Lodging Deals
• Modeling Agencies Look To Quash Wage & Hour Class Action
• Mich. Tribes Redouble Opposition To NLRB Sway Over Casinos
• Social Media Co. Floats Counsel DQ Bid In Securities Row
• Broadcom Says Sony's Playstation 4 Infringes 10 Patents
• State AGs Push FCC To Protect Privacy In Set-Top Box Plan
• Verizon Coy About $1.8B XO Deal's Harms, Dish Says
• Agency Challenges Pepsi Over Super Bowl Ad Copyright
• Fla. Justices Put State In Hot Seat Over Slot Machines
• Pension Fund Rips Tribune Over $864M Gannett Bidding Brawl
• Ex-NFL Player Says NBC's 'Biggest Loser' Stole His Logo
• Audiovisual Co. Primes $250M IPO, While 2 Cos. Nix Plans
• FCC Urged To Allow Local Media Combos, Given Megamergers
• Feds Defend Response To Snowden Film Director's FOIA Suit
• Artist Richard Prince Sued For Using Photos Of Sid Vicious
• Between A Bang And A Whimper: High Court On Class Actions
• 'Berning' The High Court For Pro-Worker Nominees
• Ex-Calif. Assemblyman Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
• App Users Push Back At Yelp's Bid To Escape Privacy Suit
• 3rd Circ. Grills Media Over GWB Conspirator Names
• Christian Film Co. Stole Story Idea, Screenwriters' Suit Says
• Calif., Feds Urge Court To Rule Tribe's Bingo Site Was Illegal
• Tribes Ask Senate To Pass Labor Board Exemption
• No Conspiracy To Drive Out Magazine Supplier, 2nd Circ. Told
• Tribe Can't Dodge Term Limit In Casino Contract, Fla. Says
• DraftKings Accuses Gambler's Wife Of Lowballing Remand Bid
• SFX To Sell Ticketing Website For $4M In Ch. 11 Case
• French Antitrust Watchdog Hits Telecom Co. With €21M Fine
• MLB Fans & Broadcast Deal Objector Duel Over Deposition
• FCC Chair Presses For Upgrade To Emergency Alert System
• Nix 'Outdated' Media Ownership Rules, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Immunity Irrelevant To Gamblers' Suit, Tribe Tells 2nd Circ.
• Feds Back Mass. Tribe In Martha's Vineyard Casino Bid
• Google Fails To Get High Court Review Of AdWords Suit
• Zimmer Gets $20M Knee Injury Verdict Trashed In Pa.
• Caesars Says Creditors Have Enough Plan Info To Move Ahead
• Set-Top Box Plan Must Protect Privacy, Consumer Group Says
• DC Circ. Won't Make Drone Strike FOIA Ruling Precedential
• Facebook Beats Fed. Circ. Appeal In Database Patent Case
• Media Gets OK To Pursue Decades-Old Sandusky Allegations
• Sony Axes 2nd Aplix Smartphone Patent At PTAB
• 5 Steps To An Anti-Corruption 'Culture Of Compliance'
• 9th Circ. Throws Down The Gauntlet On Music Sampling
• Brand Battles: Coca-Cola, Denver Broncos, 'The Walking Dead'
• Tribune Publishing's Rebranding Draws Twitter Laughter
• Ex-Racetrack Owner Sues Topeka For $4M Over Failed Buy
• Public Works Copyright Bill Advances In Calif. Assembly
• Atlantic City's Showboat To Reopen As Hotel In Summer
• Spokeo Backs Viacom Child-Tracking Claims, Court Told
• Carnival Injury Atty's Facebook Posts Go To Conduct Panel
• FCC Opens Comments On 5.9 GHz Band Plan
• Caesars Seeks To Convert Units To LLCs To Ease Tax Burden
• LA-Based Private Equity Shop Nets $133M For Second Fund
• Problematic Copyright Provisions In TPP
• ABC, Marvel, Netflix Hit With Latest Suits Over Set Worker Pay
• News Corp. Gets $244M Deal OK'd After Judge's Objections
• 'GTA 5' Maker Wants Lindsay Lohan, 'Mob Wives' Suits Axed
• Ex-Model Tries Reviving Boies Schiller Malpractice Suit
• EA Scores Patent Victory Under Alice In Sports Game Case
• End Isn't Nigh For FCC Rules On Local TV Station Deals
• Tribal Casino Row Puts DOI Policy Shift Under Microscope
• 2nd Circ. Revives Tribe's Suit Over Village's Gambling Ban
• New Board Of Renamed Trib Threatens Gannett Takeover Bid
• Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin Wins $4M Debt Suit
• EU Data Protection Supervisor Suggests Privacy Shield Fixes
• CBS Points NY Judge Toward Big Win On Pre-1972 Copyrights
• Twitter Says App Users' Consent Defeats Privacy Claim
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apple, Tribune Publishing, Nissan Motor
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• NHL Team Sponsorship Deal Void, Daily Fantasy Co. Says
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