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Media & Entertainment - April, 2018

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• Ashley Judd Claims Weinstein Torpedoed Her Career
• Facebook Likely Can't Stay Out Of Cambodian Political Fight
• Gordon Ramsey In Hot Water Over Caesars Eatery Contracts
• Entertainment Payroll Firm Is 'Employer,' Fla. Court Rules
• MGM Can't Win Atty Fees After Baseball Movie TM Suit
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Questions 'Kabuki Dance' Blackouts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent Music, CVC Capital, Volkswagen
• Dr. Dre, Capitol Must Produce More Docs In NWA Song Suit
• 'Idol' Lenders Say Apollo Mismanaged Co. For Own Benefit
• Broadway 'Mockingbird' Cast Given 15 Days To Put On Show
• Justices Won't Hear Utility Protest Over Pole Attach Rates
• Tribe Claims Casino Expansion Exempt From SD Excise Taxes
• FCC Public Service Fees For Carriers Chided As Confusing
• Daniels Sues Trump For Defamation Over 'Con Job' Assertions
• NYC Museums Hit Back At 'Art Bastard' Antitrust Suit
• Weinstein Claims TWC Ch. 11 Sale Rush May Mingle Assets
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Next-Gen Simulcasting Will Hamper Public TV, PBS Says
• Google's $11M AdSense Deal Stalls Over Objector Vetting
• Michael Cohen Gets 90-Day Stay In Stormy Daniels Case
• FTC Warns Foreign App Makers To Heed COPPA Data Rules
• EU Privacy Reform Boosted By Facebook Scandal, MEP Says
• FCC Won't Investigate Cambridge Analytica, Pai Says
• NYC Plugs Its $9B Media Biz As Weinstein Co. Sale Looms
• FCC Floats $5.3M Phone Co. Fine For Duping Consumers
• Sinclair's New Tribune Deal Still Pushes Policy Boundaries
• Weinstein's Doc Demand Not About Ch. 11 Case, Studio Says
• Insurer, Amway Fight Over Coverage Of Copyright Settlement
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Olympian's Royalty Suit Against NBC
• 'Van Gogh Of Woodworking' Wants PBS To Halt Slogan Use
• GoPro Rival Urges Judge To Rethink Sanctions In IP Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Michael Feinstein, REI
• Facebook Taps Ex-FCC Chair As US Public Policy Head
• Cardi B Hit With $10M Contract Breach, Defamation Suit
• Groups Urge SIM Rules That Help Consumers Switch Carriers
• Pai Says He Had No Advance Knowledge of Sinclair Merger
• FTC Probe Sought On Video App's Kid Privacy Policies
• NLRB Union Rules Apply At Calif. Tribal Casino, 9th Circ. Says
• Cosby's Conviction And How #MeToo Is Affecting Legal Cases
• LMFAO Says Rick Ross Shouldn't Get Fees For 11th Circ. Win
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Balks At DOJ's Doc Dump
• 9th Circ. Declines To Defrost 'Ice Age' TM Row With Fox
• Ill. Sheriff Wants Attys Sanctioned After Backpage's Plea
• SeaWorld-Owned Water Slide Injured 5-Year-Old, Suit Says
• Michael Cohen To Plead 5th In Stormy Daniels Case
• Thiel Reaches Pact Not To Buy Gawker Assets, Avoids Claims
• Game Maker Says Teen Player Can't Dodge Copyright Suit
• Facebook Investor Sues Over Cambridge Analytica Cover-Up
• WhatsApp Raises EU Age Requirement Ahead Of Data Rule
• McNees Wallace Hires Atty With Gambling Industry Expertise
• Photogs Ask 9th Circ. To Rethink Nike's 'Jumpman' IP Win
• Cable, Consumer Groups Fight For Next-Gen TV Safeguards
• House Passes Music Modernization Act Unanimously
• Ex-Disney Exec Says Age Bias Suit Deserves Second Chance
• Comanche Urge 10th Circ. To Undo Chickasaw Casino Ruling
• Row Over Calif. City's Blocked Stations Heads To Fed. Court
• Inside The Fight To Buy Out UK's Sky
• Mattel Transforming Toys Infringe Patents, Spin Master Says
• Consent Confusion Sank Tribune Race Bias Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• The Historic Legal Blunder That Enabled Our Gun Epidemic
• 'Star Wars' Game TM Suit Can Move Forward, Judge Says
• Network Advocate Joins Net Neutrality Rollback Challengers
• Sky Brushes Off Fox As $41B Comcast Offer Rolls In
• 5th Circ. Revives Cruise Co. Worker's Hostile Workplace Claim
• Companies Can't Afford To Ignore Accessibility
• Tobacco Cos. Settle Long-Running Health Warning Dispute
• RIAA Says 9th Circ. Must Undo 'Blurred Lines' Ruling
• Madonna's Breakup Letter From Tupac Up For Grabs
• Sinclair-Tribune Divestitures Include 23 Station Sales
• New Senate Bill Calls For Social Media Data Transparency
• Warner Bros. Wins Bid To Arbitrate 'Mad Max' Director Row
• Textbook Cos. Ask For Final Win After $34M Copyright Verdict
• Gov't's AT&T-Time Warner Expert Defends Price Hike Forecast
• Barry Manilow Sued Over IP Of Judy Garland Footage
• Fox Commentator's Harassment Claims Trimmed In Payne Suit
• Wis. Tribe Asks 7th Circ. To Revive Claims Over Rival Casino
• Greenspoon Marder Nabs Eisner Attys For New LA Office
• Publisher's Payout To Chile Stayed In $330M Seizure Row
• Royal Jordanian Airlines Sues Man Over Facebook Posts
• Altice Fined €125M For Jumping The Gun On EU Merger
• Prince Estate Sues Walgreens, Hospital For Wrongful Death
• Masseuse Sues Superhero Creator Stan Lee For Assault
• App Co. Says 'Star Wars' Game Infringes Its Trademark
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Cuts Off Attys, Rebukes Witness
• NBC Wins Bid To Arbitrate $30M 'Housewives' Defamation Suit
• Weinstein Co. Skirting Film Ownership Issue, Producer Says
• Bill To Revive Congressional Tech Office Likely This Week
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent, Techcombank, Kazakhtelecom
• Puerto Rico Telecom Can't Save Pay-TV Suit At High Court
• Tribe Slams SD's Gambling Amenity Tax Bid In 8th Circ.
• Cambridge Analytica Highlights Tech-Telecom Battle Lines
• Settlement Talks Fold In Card-Shuffling Antitrust Case
• Philly Law Firm Pursues ID Of Negative Glassdoor Poster
• EU Widens Probe Of Apple's $400M Shazam Deal
• MLBers Say Al Jazeera Won't Hand Over Info In Libel Suit
• Okla. Tribe Says Casino Row Must Be Heard In Its Court
• Streaming IP Owner Can't Get Review Of Abstractness Finding
• Docufilm Maker Denied Access To Theranos Depo Videos
• CTIA Task Force To Tackle Illicit Cellphone Use In Prisons
• BuzzFeed Seeks Hague's Help In Tech Exec's Libel Suit
• Ethical Advocacy In Mediation: You May Need A New Plan
• Ex-TV Host Hits Boston PBS Affiliate With Trademark Suit
• Romo's Co. Can't Revive Suit Against NFL Over Fan Confab
• 9th Circ. Rules Monkey Can't Sue Over Copyrights
• A Closer Look At NCAA's 'Dancing With The Stars' Decision
• 'Smallville' Actor Booked On Claim Of Cult Sex Trafficking
• Michael Cohen Says FBI Raid Must Pause Stormy Daniels Row
• Senator Wants Fines, Tighter Leash On Facebook By FTC
• Cosby Accuser Cites #MeToo In Bid For High Court Review
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of FCC's Rationale To Restore UHF Break
• Brand Battles: Monster Fights 'Cleveland Monsters' Team
• Disney Workers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Valeant ERISA Suit
• Lauded Trial Lawyer Billy Martin Joins Barnes & Thornburg
• Models, Management Cos. Spar In NY Over Wage Suit
• Despite Fog, FCC's Net Neutrality Deregulation Still Pending
• Taxation With Representation: Freshfields, Thompson, Davis
• Heiress Accused Of Inheritance-Tax Dodge Gets Pretrial Win
• Rule 23 Changes: Avoid Delays In Class Settlement Approval
• Philly's Satellite Dish Rules Are Too Broad, FCC Rules
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Returns To Deal's Arbitration Offer
• Oprah's 'Greenleaf' Show Infringes Copyright, Writers Say
• MoMA Trustee Says Koons, Gagosian Delayed Art Deliveries
• Facebook To Shrink GDPR Liability With New Service Terms
• Facebook, IRS Spar Over Right To Appeal Tax Adjustments
• FCC's O'Rielly Wants To Accelerate Freeing Of 5G Spectrum
• AMC Can Update Bid To Kill Ex-'Walking Dead' Exec's Suit
• FCC To Tackle More Spectrum-Sharing Options In May
• Trump Atty Drops Libel Suit Against BuzzFeed, Fusion GPS
• Pa. Judge Can't Appeal Jurisdiction In Defamation Suit
• DOJ Slams DirecTV Bid To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Tie-Up Suit
• Merits Of Web Prioritization Still Fuzzy Post-Net Neutrality
• Dallas TV Producer Can Keep $2.5M Win Over Tossed Tapes
• Weinstein Co. Says Dozens Of Buyers Have Shown Interest
• CBS Directors Must Face Bulk Of Redstone Pay Suit
• AT&T Scraps Downsized $248M IPO For Vrio Subsidiary
• VTech Toy Data Breach Suit Found Lacking Again
• Investors Say Live Nation's Iffy Compliance Made Stock Drop
• Conservative Pundit Wins $4M From Network That Fired Him
• Ex-Playboy Model Settles Dispute Over Trump Story Rights
• Antitrust Concerns Led Fox To Pick Disney Over Comcast
• The Embedded Tweets Battle: Everything You Need To Know
• Trump Likely Defamed Porn Star With Tweet, Lawyer Says
• Leverage Doesn't Solve Problems, Time Warner CEO Says
• Facebook Offers Preview Of GDPR-Inspired Privacy Policies
• DirecTV Looks To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Merger Fight
• DraftKings Wants Fantasy Sports Declared Legal In Texas
• Seminoles Extend Guarantee On Gambling Payments To Fla.
• 'Hotel Mumbai' Producer Sues Weinstein Co. To Nix Contract
• No Quick End To Relativity Co-Founder Fraud Claims: Judge
• Texas Panel Told To Revive Asbestos Depo 'Coaching' Row
• Consent Forms Enough To Add Party To FLSA Suits: 11th Circ.
• Retired NFLers Hit Back At Magistrate's Sanctions In EA Suit
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• US Film Cos. Won $4.4M Distribution Row Fairly, Judge Says
• Highlights Of ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Breaking Bud Beer Infringes Show's TM, Sony Alleges
• MoMA Claims Manhattan Cafe Is Infringing Name, Trade Dress
• WWE, Take-Two Slammed For Wrestler's Tattoos In Game
• Music Downloaders Settle Price-Fixing MDL With Record Cos.
• BBH Unit Closes Latest Fund At $250M Hard Cap
• Ex-FBI Agent Admits Leaking Defense Info To Reporter
• AT&T-Time Warner Will Hurt Small Cable Providers, CEO Says
• Gannett Looks To Spike ERISA Suit Over 401(k)'s Tegna Stock
• Tech Firms Vow Not To Aid Governments In Cyberattacks
• News Site Can Access VAT Case Docs, UK Judge Says
• Disney Wants Singers Left Out Of 'Let It Go' IP Suit
• Developer Fumbled $30M Retail Center Renovation, Suit Says
• FCC Adds $742M More To Refund Broadcast Repack Costs
• After 'Bama Threats, LeBron Hit With Suit Over 'Shop' Show
• FCC Advances National Security Plan With Assurances
• Disney Asks 9th Circ. To Back AIG 'Pink Slime' Arbitration
• Hendrix Estate Fights Brother's Bid To Toss Pot IP Suit
• Michael Rubinoff: From Commercial Real Estate To Broadway
• Prof Sues NJ College Over Firing After Fox News Interview
• Broadway Bigwig Offers To Perform 'Mockingbird' In Court
• Sandy Hook Parents Hit Infowars With $2M Defamation Claims
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• FCC's Clyburn To Retire Within A Month In Surprise Move
• Calif. County Urges Justices To Hear Tribal Casino Land Row
• The Impact Of Tax Reform On Film, TV And Print Media: Part 2
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• Elaine Wynn Settles Claims Against Steve Wynn And Wynn GC
• Relativity CEO Says Investor Can't Beat Claims Injunction
• Victims Of Faked Online Love To Get Payback From Scammer
• Facebook Users Win Class Cert. In Face Scan Privacy Row
• Drawbacks Aside, Clyburn Backs States' Net Neutrality Push
• NCAA Breaks Ground Allowing Hoops Star On TV Dance Show
• ICE Detained Journalist For Criticizing Police, SPLC Says
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Defends Turner Arbitration Offer
• Samsung Scores PTAB Review Of Video Coding Patent
• Congress Must Revive Tech Office, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• Senate Democrats Block Tribal Labor Bill
• Jones Day Grabs Ex-Freshfields Litigator, Arbitration Pro
• High Court Won't Hear NJ Station's Channel Switch Case
• Capitol, Dr. Dre Blast Privilege Waiver Ruling In NWA Suit
• Milbank Tweed Steers Eldorado Resorts On $328M Casino Buy
• Judge Warns Taylor Swift: 'Be Careful What You Wish For'
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Virgin America Says Actress Can't Sue Over Viral Video
• Activists Call For Passage Of Calif. Net Neutrality Bill
• Kendall Jenner Threatened With TM Suit Over 'Pizza Boys'
• Duane Morris Adds 2 Trial Partners From Norton Rose
• Icahn Unit Tropicana Inks $1.85B Sale For Casino Assets
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• The Law360 400
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Monkey Business To Continue At 9th Circ. Despite Deal
• David Copperfield Magic Trick Injured MGM Guest, Jury Hears
• Fla. Swingers Club Expert DQ'd In Models' IP Spat
• 8 Firms To Steer IPOs Exceeding $2.6B As April Heats Up
• Disney Atty's Args Don't Call For New Trial, Fla. Court Says
• Bruno Mars Exits 1 Of 3 'Uptown Funk' Infringement Suits
• Disney's Bid In 'Pink Slime' Arbitration Row Rejected
• Pai Rejects Senators' Calls To Investigate Sinclair News
• Horizon Didn't Justify Sealing Tiered Plan Docs, Judge Says
• Berkheimer Ruling Stops Hulu From Killing Data Patent Row
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• DC Circ. Backs Acquisition Of Calif. Land For Tribal Casino
• Experts Bet On High Court's Blessing For Sports Wagering
• Actress' Fee Win In IP Row Bars Court Doors, 9th Circ. Told
• The DOJ's Case Against AT&T-Time Warner By The Numbers
• Olympian Urges 9th Circ. To Rescue $10M NBC Royalties Suit
• Backpage.com Pleads Guilty In Texas, CEO Cops In Calif.
• Cumulus Defends Valuation To Open Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Facebook Drops Fight Against Calif. User Privacy Proposal
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Says DOJ Has 'No Statistical Basis'
• What's In Store For FCC Media Ownership Deregulation
• Invalid Arguments Raised In E-Filing Row, News Outfit Says
• Former Snap Employee Must Arbitrate Dispute Over His Firing
• UK Panel Says Disney Must Bid For Sky If Fox's Offer Fails
• FCC Commish Urges USDA Cooperation On Rural Broadband
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Las Vegas Sands Shareholder Suit
• Major League Unions Want In On Sports Betting Rodeo
• Irish High Court Pushes Outline For Probing Data Transfers
• Suspended Doc Accuses Seattle Times Of Defamation
• Finance-Savvy Millennials Are Shifting Business Of Law
• TWC Tells 9th Circ. $160K Bias Verdict Makes No Sense
• Judge Challenges DOJ Expert On AT&T Control 'Assumption'
• Durie Tangri Should Be DQ'd From Twitter TM Row, Court Told
• Queries Over Data 'Control' Lead Day 2 Of Zuckerberg Grilling
• EU Raids Cos. Amid Sports Media Rights Antitrust Probe
• War Exclusion Bars Film Relocation Coverage, 9th Circ. Told
• Ban On Cos. Could Undercut Global Trade, Nokia Tells FCC
• HK High Court Lets Media Biz Fight $130M Award
• Trump Accuser Wants Discovery To Proceed During Appeal
• Big Music Copyright Bill Heads To House Floor
• Chick-fil-A, ESPN Sued Over Music In TV Commercial
• Lionsgate IP Suit Over Tupac Biopic Dropped By Writer
• DraftKings, FanDuel Users Want MDL Halted For Deal Talks
• What's Next For Embedded Tweet Copyright Case
• Attorney-Client Privilege Is Alive And Well
• Dissolving Practice
• Emerson Targets Rival's Inexperience In Trade Secrets Trial
• Fox Takes Netflix Exec Poaching Row To Calif. Appeals Court
• Sens. Back Privacy Legislation As Facebook CEO Faces Fire
• Archive's Streams Of Classic Rock Shows Violated Copyright
• DC Circuit Won't Revisit North Fork Tribe Casino Ruling
• Consumer Reports Readers Seek $16M Data-Selling Deal OK
• Nebraska Official Joins FCC Broadband Deployment Panel
• Pay-TV 'Sticks Together,' DOJ Says In AT&T-Time Warner Row
• Royalty Flow Cancels IPO, Blames Reg A+ 'Backlash'
• Great American Won't Have To Pay $2.4M For Estefan Eatery
• Vegan Chef Hits Owner Of 'By Chloe' Chain With TM Suit
• Calif. Royalty Act Doesn't Defy Fed. Law, Artists Tell 9th Circ.
• Sprint, Mobilitie Settle Tower Review Spats For $11.6M
• Atlantic City Casinos' Profits Jump 22.5% In 2017
• Facebook Accused Of Storing Android Users' Call, Text Info
• Dissolving Practice: How To Fix A Dysfunctional Law Firm
• UK Facebook Investigation Offers Early GDPR Lessons
• Attys Must Remember Duty Of Confidentiality When Online
• CBS Sued Over Trademark Named For 'I Love Lucy' Stars
• Feds Raid Trump Atty Cohen's Office, Seize Emails
• Ticketmaster's IP, Hacking Claims Don't Play, Scalpers Say
• 4 Things To Watch As Facebook CEO Heads To Congress
• Boston Ignored 'Duck Tour' License Applications, Suit Says
• Orlando Venue Can't Avoid Slain Singer's Suit Over Security
• Rep. Asks FCC to Probe Cambridge Analytica-TV Links
• AT&T Doesn't Want To 'Cannibalize' Satellite TV, DOJ Says
• Gawker Ch. 11 Judge Wrestles With Libel Claims' Releases
• Coachella Owner Faces Antitrust Suit Over Artist Controls
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bayer, Viacom, Haidilao
• Fed. Circ. Clears Microsoft, Nintendo In Xbox, Wii IP Suit
• Disney Tries Again To Shut Down Redbox Code Sales
• Google Must Pay For Illegally Gathering Kids' Data, FTC Told
• Insurers Cannot Rely On 'Absurd' Exclusion Applications
• Playboy's Effort To Register 'Centerfold' TM Denied
• Congressional Forecast: April
• MLB's Streaming Unit Hit With Overtime Suit
• Dissolving Practice: Partner Agreement Clauses That Can Help
• A 9th Circ. Warning For Game Apps With Micro-Transactions
• Facebook Settles $365M Trade Secrets Case Mid-Trial
• Facebook, Emerson Argue Trade Secrets Public In $365M Trial
• Steve Wynn Says Civil Rights Atty Lisa Bloom Defamed Him
• Music Publishers Sue Ill. Bar For Copyrighted Performances
• Facebook's Face Scanning Violates Privacy Pact, FTC Told
• VER Technologies Gets Interim OK On $364M DIP Package
• Class Argues Dual-Natured Harm In $55B Charter-TWC Merger
• Facebook Backs Political Ad Bill, Will Verify 'Issue' Ads
• Deals Rumor Mill: Netflix, Softbank, Aston Martin
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Sentencings Delayed In Tax Case
• Employment Roundup: 7 Things You May Have Missed
• Tech Cos. See High Stakes In Row Over Anonymous Reviews
• 3 Telecom Issues To Watch In The AT&T-Time Warner Trial
• Brand Battles: PGA Tour, 'Game Of Thrones,' MPAA
• DOJ, Free Speech Groups Want Harvard Bias Suit Public
• Polsinelli Adds Seasoned Sports Atty From Ropes & Gray
• Weinstein Co. Auction Plan Approved With Extended Timeline
• Dissolving Practice: The Unfinished Business Doctrine
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Fried Frank, Schulte
• The Impact Of Tax Reform On Film, TV And Print Media: Part 1
• Facebook Stole Data Center Ideas, BladeRoom CEO Testifies
• Former FTC Chair Opposes Mass. Net Neutrality Bill
• AT&T's Own Words Used Against It In DOJ Merger Challenge
• Commodores Seek Sanctions For Ex-Member In TM Dispute
• Liberty Seeks EU OK Of €10B Done Deal After Court Ruling
• Bankrupt Cumulus Seeks To Buy Chicago Station For $18M
• Trump Says He Didn't Know Atty Paid Stormy Daniels $130K
• Charter Alleges Calif. City Is Meddling In Carriage Fee Talks
• VER Technologies Enters Ch. 11 With Merger Plan
• Film Scammer Cops To Role In $12M Fraud Conspiracy
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Ex-Pa. DA's Suit Against Cosby Accuser, Lawyers Tossed
• MGM REIT To Pay $1B For Hard Rock's Ohio Rocksino
• Lohan Decision Is Good News For Video Game Industry
• BlackBerry Claims Snapchat Infringes Its Messaging Patents
• Onus Is On Celebrity ICO Pitchmen For Greater Due Diligence
• Facebook's 'Arrogance' Behind Trade Secret Theft, Jury Told
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Asks About Fixing Arbitration Offer
• Tupac Estate Can't Take Over Albums, Record Label Says
• Sen. Says Video Suggests Sinclair Misled About Must-Runs
• MLB Starts Livestreaming Games In China Via Tech-Giant Deal
• Amazon Unit Seeks OK Of Award Against UK Book Cos.
• FDA Head Puts Spotlight On Internet's Role In Opioid Crisis
• Weinstein Co. Catches Gov't Flak For Ch. 11 Bid Procedures
• James' Talk Show IP Dispute A Stretch, But Good For Publicity
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS, Edison, Amazon
• Facebook Now Estimates 87M Users' Data Improperly Shared
• Penn National's $7.5M Bid Lands 2nd New Pa. Casino License
• Broker, Radio Host Duped Elderly, Mass. Regulator Says
• Facebook's 11th-Hour Discovery Merits Sanctions, Judge Told
• Spotify Opens Door To Direct Listings Among Tech Unicorns
• Ticket Schemer, Investment Fraudster Sentenced To Prison
• NBC Axed 'Talk Stoop' Talker For Depression, Ex-Host Says
• Facebook Beats Non-Users' Biometric Privacy Suit
• DOJ, AT&T Duel Over 9% Customer Drop Estimate
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS, Pfizer, Mediaset
• Justices Punt Tribune Co. Clawback Row After Merit Ruling
• 1st Circ. Affirms NH Court's Defamation Suit Dismissal
• 'Stranger Things' Creators Stole Netflix Show Idea, Suit Says
• Justices Asked To Patch 'Clean' Split On Antitrust Doctrine
• NFL Retirees Asserting Likeness To Pay $25K In Sanctions
• Yelp Says Bad Atty Review Ruling Will Hurt Web Publishers
• Knicks Owner Wants Ex-Player's Defamation Suit Dunked
• FCC Won't Extend Permits After Main Studio Rule Rollback
• Record Label Asks Justices To Hear Fox 'Empire' TM Fight
• Big Ten Broadcasts Infringe Swedish Co.'s Patent, Suit Says
• Casino Owner Freezes Vendors' Shares In $120M Arbitral Row
• Net Neutrality Update: Here's What Major Players Are Saying
• Fox Offers More Sky News Fixes, Says Disney Is Mulling Offer
• Trump Seeks To Arbitrate Stormy Daniels' Hush Contract Row
• Judge Scolds Attys For Facebook, BladeRoom As Trial Looms
• FCC Nixes CCA Bid To Halt Verizon's Straight Path Purchase
• GoPro Wins Sanctions For Rival's Altered Doc In IP Row
• LeBron James Hits Crimson Tide With Infringement Letter
• DOJ Says Time Warner Unit Tactics Show AT&T Merger Risks
• Real Estate Rumors: Matt Lauer, Welltower, Ian Read
• Judge Scolds No-Show Models In Fla. Swingers Club IP Spat
• NJ Casino May Settle Defect Dispute With Playing Card Maker
• Twitter, Yelp Back Glassdoor In Negative Review Spat
• Singer's TM Use Out Of Tune, Nashville Pub Tells 6th Circ.
• 'Anastasia' Musical Copyright Case Headed To Trial
• Sinclair Script Video Sparks Outrage In Policy Circles
• Mobile Content Co. Exec Gets 10 Years For $100M Text Scam
• Vimeo Beats Capitol Records' Unfair Competition Claims
• Facebook Says IRS' Use Of Evidence 'Inaccurate' In Tax Fight
• Packers Fan Breaks Bears' Line In Gear Policy Spat
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Talent Agency's Antitrust Suit
• Transcontinental To Buy PE-Backed Packaging Unit For $1.3B
• Google, Facebook, Twitter Beat Suit Over Pulse Shooting
• A Notable Footnote In High Court Merit Management Decision