Media & Entertainment Archive » January, 2019

Media & Entertainment - January, 2019

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• Time Warner Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Rehear $140M IP Case
• What To Look For During Net Neutrality Oral Arguments
• News Corp. Unit, Rival Spar Over Fate Of $1.1B Antitrust Suit
• Push Privacy Suit To Arbitration, DirecTV Urges 11th Circ.
• FTC Split Over Staples Deal Shows Merger Review Fissures
• Mich. Man Says Playboy Sold Personal Subscriber Info
• Mintz & Gold Adds 4 Partners In Expansion
• Carmen Electra, Models Sue Colo. Strip Club Over Ad Photos
• Canada's Antitrust Bureau Says Ticketmaster Bots Are Clean
• Makeup Seller Claims Standing To Sue Kardashians Over TM
• Va. City Council Supports Tribal Casino Legislation
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• 'Art Of Fielding' Rip-Off Claim Doubted By 2nd Circ. Judge
• 10 Lessons From US Indictments Of State-Sponsored Hackers
• Mueller Says Discovery Leak Aimed To Smear Russia Probe
• 'Inside Edition,' Golf Course Accused Of Putting Man In Coma
• Dragon Box To Pay $14.5M To Netflix, Disney, Amazon, Others
• AGA Says 8 In 10 Americans Back Legalizing Sports Betting
• AP Sues Insurer For More Coverage In NFL Photog Spat
• Tribes Tell Conn. Lawmakers They're Committed To Casino
• FCC Uses 'Unusual' Meeting To Run Down Shutdown Setbacks
• Fox's 'Battle Angel' Infringes Florida Co.'s IP, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hyundai, Isracard, Intel
• CSX Settles Suit Over Film Worker's Death After $4M Award
• Music Rights Agency Fights Radio Group's New-Evidence Bid
• Alleged FinCEN Leaker Waives Indictment, Avows Innocence
• FCC Introduces Starks As Newly Sworn-In Commissioner
• Twitter Gets Video-Posting Patent Axed At PTAB
• DOJ's Shift On The Wire Act: Why, And Why Now?
• Suit Over Facebook Data Leak Sent Back To Illinois
• Google Ducks Photo Co.'s Antitrust, But Not Contract, Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: VW, Taptica, Jet
• Intel Heads Warn Of Foreign Interference In 2020 Elections
• Ill. Biometric Privacy Ruling Is Only The Beginning For BIPA
• Attorney Can't Claim Libel Over Remarks In News Article
• FCC Must Be Wary Of Private Spectrum Proceeds, Rep. Says
• Hedge Fund Bets $70M On Atlantic City's Former Revel Casino
• Sponsored Endorsements: FTC Isn't Your Only Concern
• Model Gigi Hadid Sued After Posting Photo On Instagram
• Regulators See Retrospective Deal Reviews As Helpful In Tech
• NYS Gaming Commission Greenlights Sports Betting Regs
• Satellite Operators Battle Over Hybrid Network Rules
• Weinstein Must Face $10M Sexual Assault, Trafficking Suit
• Universal, Writer Reach Deal To Kill Suit Over 'Purge' Idea
• Engineers Say Claims Don't Hold Up In Miami Museum Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Carroll, The Wing, Chipotle
• Race Wasn't Factor In Facebook Promotions, 4th Circ. Told
• DISH Hits Univision With Suit Over Streaming Patents
• Porn Actors' HIV Suits Excluded From Insurance: 9th Circ.
• Fed. Agencies' Idle Spectrum A Gold Mine, Think Tank Says
• Feds Fight Former FIFA Exec's Bond Bid In Corruption Case
• Chancery Won't Reconsider Starz's $92.5M Merger Settlement
• Instagram Influencers May Be Subpoenaed In Fyre Bankruptcy
• Huge FCC Backlog Could Remain If Another Shutdown Comes
• Courts Limiting Use Of Copyrighted Photos For News Media
• Sapphire Ventures Raises $117M For Sports-Focused Fund
• Hasbro Wins The Game Of 'Life' In $2M Royalty Row
• Ill. Biometric Ruling A Boon To Plaintiffs, Yet Questions Linger
• Texas Justices Say Glassdoor Can Protect Users' Identities
• NJ Court Won't Restore Contracts During Miss America Suit
• Facebook Deserves $2B Privacy Fine, Advocacy Orgs Tell FTC
• The Roots' Ex-Drummer Says Band 'Not Entitled' To Dismissal
• Ariz. Lawmakers Look To Bring Sports Betting To Tribes
• Weinstein Gets Court OK To Hire Casey Anthony Atty
• Getty's Photo Copyright Win To Be Reconsidered
• Conan O'Brien Says Jokes Too Unoriginal To Be Stolen
• FCC Wraps 28 GHz Auction, Raking In $702M
• Yelp, Defamation And The Mischief Wrought By Section 230
• Ill. High Court Sides With Consumers In Biometric Privacy Suit
• Avenatti Faces Uphill DQ Fight In $10M Row With Ex-Partner
• Google, Facebook Hit Lobbying Highs As Privacy Heat Grows
• Buyout Advisers Dismissed From Tribune Co. Ch. 11 MDL
• Fox Claims Malaysian Resort Co. Doomed Theme Park
• Atlantic City To Pay Hard Rock Casino $4.8M Under Settlement
• Google, Trade Group Call For Balance In Gov't Spectrum Plan
• No Sanctions Against 3-On-3 Hoops League Contract Suit
• Time Warner Tells Texas Justices Utility's Fees Discriminatory
• FCC May Have Gamed 5G Case Placement, Dems Charge
• Mobile Leaders Push Digital Ethics At Davos Summit
• Russian 'Stream-Ripping' Sites Duck Record Cos.' IP Claims
• Podcaster Wants Out Of Ex-Trump Aide's $100M Gizmodo Suit
• Apple Denied Fees After Shaking Speaker Patent Suit
• Time Warner Wants Class Cert. Bid Killed In Robocall Case
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• 'Shitty Media Men' Suit Wants Accusers Unmasked By Google
• AP, ESPN Ask 11th Circ. To End Ex-Pitcher's Defamation Case
• Calif. High Court Should Review Pure Flix Idea Theft Case
• Which Views Will Win In Debate Over National Privacy Regs?
• Blocboy JB Hits 'Fortnite' With New Suit Over Dance Rights
• Jay-Z, Meek Mill, Team Owners Launch Parole Reform Group
• Stormy Daniels Libel Case Highlights Media Law Circuit Split
• Emmis Not Owed Investor Suit Defense, AIG Tells 7th Circ.
• 5 Key Changes In Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules
• Hausfeld Atty Gets Lead Counsel Spot In Ad Price-Fix MDL
• Christian Book Publisher Owes Printing Co. $15M, Jury Says
• Weinstein Hires Casey Anthony Atty, Harvard Law Professor
• Attys' Fee Battle In Rembrandt MDL Headed For Mediation
• FCC To Hold Open Meeting Via Phone If Shutdown Continues
• EU Pauses Vodafone-Liberty Merger Case To Get More Info
• NIGC Names New Regional Director In Northwest
• Hollywood Photog Says Pop Artist Knocked Off His Work
• AMC Tries To Duck Stock-Drop Suit Over Theater Acquisitions
• DOJ's Wire Act Opinion Is A Game Changer
• Stormy Daniels Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Trump Libel Suit
• Video Game Maker Used Artwork Online Without OK, Jury Told
• Avenatti Faces Skeptical Judge In Trump Hush Money Suit
• Girardi Keese, Thomas Girardi Owe $15M, Legal Lender Says
• FCC Auction Might Sink 2.5 GHz, Broadband Group Warns
• Tinder Settles Age Bias Case For $17.3M In Cash And 'Likes'
• New Facts Keep Music Rights Suit On The Air: Radio Group
• IHeartMedia Gets Court's Stamp Of Approval On Ch. 11 Plan
• Texas Newspaper Wins Review Of Chamber Defamation Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fawaz Alhokair, Saudi Aramco, Colfax
• Weinstein Racketeering Accusers Can't Expand Email Review
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• NJ Sen. Pushes Legal Challenge Of DOJ's Wire Act Opinion
• Startup Humu Defends Name After Hulu Threatens TM Suit
• South African Ticketing Giant Hit With $1.4M Antitrust Fine
• TVEyes, Fox News End Copyright Case With Settlement
• Pa. Gambling Board Urges Caution After DOJ Wire Act Opinion
• Charles Harder Clients End 2 Gizmodo Defamation Suits
• Atlantic City's Winning Streak Will Be Tough To Sustain
• Brand Battles: Volkswagen, Coca-Cola, 'Shark Tank'
• Reps Tell FCC To Protect TV Cos. In Spectrum Expansion
• Persons Of Extraordinary Skill In The Art: 6 Celebrity Patents
• Movie Studios Call VidAngel's Fair Use Bid 'Utter Nonsense'
• Behind The Scenes, #TimesUp Fund Gets To Work
• Avenatti Slammed For 'Tactical' DQ Bid In Fee Fight
• Apple CEO Draws Data Brokers Into Federal Privacy Law Fight
• IHeartMedia Clears Ch. 11 Path With Legacy Noteholder Deal
• Does The FCC Have To Hold Its Meeting In Shutdown Mode?
• FCC Reopens Tech Certification Portal, Relieving Backlog
• 'Art Bastard' Drops $100M Cartel Case Against NYC Museums
• Zynga Settles Chancery Insider Stock Sale Suit For $11.25M
• 1st Circ. Sides With NPR In Push For Juror Addresses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Metro, Nexon, Acuris
• Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules Snub Team Owners
• Studios Settle Streaming Device War With Dragon Box
• New Emails Suggest Gov't Leaked Platinum Probe Info: Execs
• Pension Fund Defends Liability Math In Fight With NY Times
• US Needs Baseline Privacy Rules, New Watchdog, Groups Say
• 5th Circ. OKs $20.5M Award In YouTube Channel Profits Row
• Weinstein, Lawyer Officially 'Part Ways' After Split Rumors
• Autodial Suit Against Cox To Go Forward Sans FCC Guidance
• StubHub GC Lands On Twitter's Legal Team
• Net Neutrality Oral Args To Proceed Despite Shutdown
• Real Estate Rumors: Deutsche Bank, Essence, WeWork
• Moonves Demands CBS Arbitrate $120M Severance Denial
• In Shutdown, FCC Field Work Limited To Interference Issues
• 9th Circ. Says Critical Webcast Was Nominative Fair Use
• Bills Target Scam Robocalls, Pirate Radio Broadcasts­­­­
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• Vegas Casinos Avoid Suit In Texas Over Gambler's Suicide
• Ticket Co. Shut Down After $4.5M Tech-Poaching Verdict
• ACLU Sues Gov't, Demands Docs On Social Media Spying
• Mass. Gov. Moves To Legalize Sports Betting
• Ex-Rolling Stone Photog Sues Over Janis Joplin Band Pic
• 2019 Annual Meeting And Reporting Considerations: Part 4
• Ex-Hallmark Host's Atty DQ'd In Wrongful Termination Suit
• Gaming Cos. Get 90-Day Grace Period After Wire Act Changes
• Telecom Industry Wrestles With Best Rural Funding Plans
• Ongoing Gov't Shutdown Leaves Cyber Risks Unchecked
• Jay-Z Stalling With Arbiter Diversity Push: Rocawear Owner
• Match Accuses Tinder Co-Founder Of Swiping Trade Secrets
• Amazon Shoots Back At Bias Allegations Over Job Ads
• Fla. Tribe, Member Ask Justices To Rule On Gambling Tax Row
• North Dakota Bill Seeks Framework For Tribal Tax Agreements
• FCC Conditions On Charter Merger Were Illegal, DC Circ. Told
• LBI Media's Ch. 11 Disclosures Get Nod In Delaware
• Dispute Over Ticket Autopricing Tech Goes Before NYC Jury
• Beyoncé Drops TM Lawsuit Over 'Feyoncé' Merchandise
• High Court Urged To End Appeals Of AIA Time-Bar Rulings
• Pamunkey Tribe Eyes Commercial Casinos Via Va. Bills
• Napster Settles Songwriter Lawsuit Over Unpaid Royalties
• 9th Circ. Sends Yahoo TCPA Coverage Row To Calif. Justices
• Pokemon Go Creator Niantic Snags $245M Funding Round
• DC Circ. Urged Not To Halt Net Neutrality Args Over Shutdown
• Pa. Dem To Head Key House Communications Subcommittee
• 2019 Annual Meeting And Reporting Considerations: Part 3
• A 9th Circ. Shift On Timing For Class Cert. Motions
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• 1st Amendment Protects NY Public Access TV, Justices Told
• Rihanna Says Father Can't Stand Under Her Name's Umbrella
• 'Jersey Shore' Star's Brother On Hook For $337K To IRS
• NJ Sees $1.25B Wagered In Legal Sports Betting In 2018
• 2 Companies Join IPO Pipeline With Filings Totaling $47M
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• LBI Noteholders Say Co. Cheated Them Out Of $129M
• Celebrity News Blog Sued Over Photo Of Hernandez's Fiancee
• In Reversal, DOJ Says Wire Act Applies To All Online Gaming
• FCC Member Urges Incentive Auction For Education Spectrum
• Former Marketing CFO Gets 8 Years For Embezzling $3.8M
• Ex-Facebook Employee Fights Bid To Nix Overtime Pay Suit
• 2019 Annual Meeting And Reporting Considerations: Part 2
• House Ousts Rep. King From Committees Over Race Remarks
• Trump Looks To Kill Racketeering Fraud Suit Against Kids, Co.
• Twitter, Google Look To Toss NM's Suit Over Kids' Data
• Comcast Sued Again Over DVR Tech In TiVo IP Battle
• GTC Law Group Settles Chancery Fight Over IP Asset Sale
• Shutdown Prompts Pause To Wells Fargo's $75M Bond Case
• MNG Makes $1.4B Bid For Gannett Amid Slow Stock Growth
• NJ Gambling Regulator Looks Into DraftKings Tournament
• Ex-Trump Aide Denied Bid To Amend $100M Gizmodo Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Etihad, Viacom, Saudi Aramco
• NJ Strip Club Can't Duck Unemployment Taxes For Dancers
• 2019 Annual Meeting And Reporting Considerations: Part 1
• FCC Denies House Dem's Call For Mobile Tracking Briefing
• Justices Urged To Hear Navajo Casino Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Contractor Wants IBM's Falcons Stadium Suit Trimmed
• Betting Giant William Hill Settles FanDuel Copyright Suit
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• Handling Corporate Congressional Probes In The Trump Era
• Money, Cash, Woes As Jay-Z's Music Biz Is Probed In Norway
• Take-Two Sues After 'Red Dead' Threatened With TM Suit
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• Shutdown Is Hampering 5G Deployment, Telecom Group Says
• Justices To Consider FOIA's Exemption 4 In SNAP Grocer Row
• Ballard Spahr Nabs First Amendment Litigator In Minneapolis
• 'Real Housewives' Of OC Star Ditches $1M Slander Suit
• Avenatti Seeks DQ Of Ex-Partner's Counsel In $10M Fee Fight
• Thune Swaps Commerce Panel Chair For Subcommittee Helm
• NJ Justices Won't Hear Challenge To $5.4M Junk Fax Ruling
• Peugeot Can't Reverse On $30M 'Blade Runner' Deal: Studio
• Deals Rumor Mill: Slack, Dalian Wanda, Anheuser-Busch
• Brand Battles: Pizza Hut Tackles 'Football' Trademark
• 10th Circ. Lets FCC 5G Order Proceed, But In The 9th Circ.
• Fox Says No Plans To Buy Back Sports Networks From Disney
• FBI Must Answer Court On BuzzFeed Docs Despite Shutdown
• Las Vegas Show Co. Customers Win Partial Cert. In TCPA Suit
• AG Nominee Promises Recusal In Time-AT&T Merger Case
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• Netflix Facing 'Choose Your Own Adventure' Trademark Suit
• 'Making A Murderer' Atty Says Ex-Client Sunk His Own Case
• IHeartMedia Lays Out Case For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• EU 'Right To Be Forgotten' Shouldn't Be Global, Adviser Says
• Fyre Fest Trustee Seeks To Widen Probe Into 3rd Parties
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• FCC-Funded Broadband Carriers Face Scrutiny Under New Bill
• FCC Shutdown Could Delay Super Bowl Tech Launches
• High Court Asked To Decide If Labor Law Applies To Tribes
• 7 Cos. Back NY Times In Pension Liability Row In 2nd Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starboard Value, Refinitiv, Brookfield
• Ex-Wrestler Can Drop But Not Add Claim In 'Gears Of War' Suit
• Boston Globe Defends Birth Records Bid To Mass. Justices
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• Ticket Resale Exec Spars With Judge At Tech-Poaching Trial
• US Sanctions Venezuelan TV Mogul Over Alleged $2.4B Scam
• LBI Noteholder Trustees Object To Del. Ch. 11 Disclosure
• Facebook Users' Call For Cambridge Analytica Docs Granted
• Coffee Co. Must Pay $2.4M To Marley Family In TM Fight
• Feds Say Suit Seeking 'Apprentice' Tapes Must Be Stayed
• Ailes' Alleged Victim Seeks $750M For Showtime's Portrayal
• Sen. Says Carriers Broke Promises To End Location Tracking
• Cambridge Analytica Owner Fined For Ignoring Data Request
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Win For Amazon, Blizzard On Data IP
• Cato Institute Sues SEC Over Enforcement Action Gag Rule
• Perkins Coie Adds Ex-MoFo Tech Partner In NY
• Fla. Nightclub Facing TCPA Suit Over Text Messages
• Facebook Accused Of Violating Vietnam's Cybersecurity Law
• Free Market Think Tank Wants FCC To Strike Old Regs
• Illinois Tax Talk: Amusement Tax In Chicago And Cook County
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• 'Duck Dynasty' Creators' Suit Against ITV Studios Trimmed
• Weinstein Gets Ch. 11 Doc Access Pending NY Class Motion
• National Events To Consolidate Estates, Resolve D&O Dispute
• Arbitration Panel Sides With NY Over Tribe In Revenue Row
• Cambridge Analytica Exec Can't Stay Out Of Ch. 7 Case
• NYT Seeks Tossing Of $147.5M Arpaio Defamation Suit
• Dems Renew Call For Crackdown On Mobile Location Tracking
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Calif. Tribes Sue State Over 'Bad Faith' Gaming Talks
• Roku Can't Escape Streaming Patent Suit
• Justices Skeptical Of Allowing Faster Copyright Suits
• South Korean Actor Slams Tesla In Sudden-Acceleration Suit
• Sumner Redstone, Family Ink $3.25M Settlement With Ex
• Real Estate Rumors: BridgeInvest, WarnerMedia, Galaxy
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• NAD Referrals To FTC: How Big Is That Stick?
• Pols Can't Block Critics On Social Media, 4th Circ. Says
• Notes Trustees Seek Indemnity In IHeartMedia Ch. 11 Plan
• Ford Settles On Cellular-Connected Cars Amid FCC Debate
• I May Be A Felon, But I'm No Gossip, Ex-Asst. DA Says
• Radio Group Defends Request For Info From Music Rights Co.
• Grindr Victory In Fake Profile Case Examined By 2nd Circ.
• Union Seeks Arbitration Redo In Disney World Servers' Suit
• Nexstar Hurting Viewers In Fee Dispute, TDS Tells FCC
• Coalition Opposing Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Adds 5 New Orgs
• NY Atty Sued For Malpractice Over Racist Viral Rant
• $1.3M Settlement Reached In MLB's Streaming Unit OT Suit
• 6 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2019
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Calif. Tribal Casino
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Siding With FX, High Court Won't Hear 'Feud' Fight
• Munck Wilson Expands To West Coast With Hecker Tie-Up
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• Critics Get A Bigger Window For FCC Broadband Map Data
• LMFAO Sees 'Hustlin'' Copyright Suit Greenlighted For Trial
• Starz Investor Seeks $92.5M Merger Settlement Reargument
• Ex-Prez Of Miramax LA Wants Out Of Weinstein Suit
• Brand Battles: Johnson & Johnson, Monster, Amazon
• Fed. Circ. Denies Rembrandt Bid To Rehear Atty Fee Ruling
• Former AT&T VP Bob Quinn Joins Wilkinson Barker Knauer
• Exotic Dancers Urge 11th Circ. To Affirm Their FLSA Win
• Latham Nabs Ex-King & Spalding IP Pro In San Francisco
• FCC Wireless Pro Brings Auction Expertise Back To Mintz
• Weather Channel App Secretly Mines User Data, LA Says
• Musk Rips Subpoena Bid For Grimes, Banks Over Tesla Tweet
• Photogs Say 9th Circ.'s Nike Ruling Chills Creativity
• DOJ Wants Say On Antitrust Test At 7th Circ. Comcast Hearing
• Defamation Lessons From 4th Circ. Documentary Ruling
• Nielsen Taps Former AT&T, NBC Atty As Chief Legal Officer
• FCC's Rosenworcel Trolls Trump Over Shutdown Alternatives
• NY Court Seeks UK's Aid In Bloomberg's Misused Data Suit
• 3 Steps To Closing The Gender Gap In Esports
• Will New Congress Pass A National Data Protection Law?
• Chancery Nixes Venue Move For Manatt-LiveXLive Stock Suit
• Ed Sheeran Must Face Trial Over Marvin Gaye Song
• NY Times Fights Pension Withdrawal Liability In 2nd Circ.
• USTelecom Scores Wilkinson Barker Knauer Partner As VP
• Attys See FCC Shutdown As Chance To Research Policy
• NFL Inks Sponsor Deal With Caesars, But No Sports Betting
• Ticket Whiz Tells Jury Rival Poached Valuable Pricing Tech
• More Caller ID Control On Tap For FCC's January Lineup
• NYU Rips Claims Of Law Journal Bias Against White Men
• Studios Decry 'Game-Playing' By Media Exec In Copyright Suit
• FCC Keeps Telecom On Hook For Bilking USF Out Of $27M
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• Amazon Unit's Award Confirmed In UK Author Royalties Row
• 5 Hidden Lessons In Mayweather, Khaled ICO Actions: Part 2
• Gizmodo Calls Ex-Trump Aide's $100M Lawsuit Frivolous
• PTAB Axes Some Claims Of Video Game IP In PGR
• Senate Votes To Confirm Carr, Starks To FCC Terms
• Weinstein Accusers Seek More Protections On Emails
• Oneida, Caesars Look To Offer Sports Betting In NY Casinos
• Casino Heirs Can't Intervene In Turnover Order: 7th Circ.
• Fla. Court Won't Revive Art Schools' Tax Exemption Suit
• Broadcaster Blasted For Pulling TV Coverage Over Fee Talks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Riyad Bank, FrontFour Capital, Apollo
• 'Angry' NYT Writer's Groping Story Defamed Atty, Suit Says
• TTAB Says Consumer Can Fight 'Rapunzel' Trademark
• 'Making A Murderer' Atty Abandoned Ill. Man's Case, Suit Says
• Tech Giants Skirt Claims They Aided 2015 Calif. Terror Attack
• Deutsche Telekom Sues Germany Over New 5G Auction Rules
• Manatt Adds Entertainment Pro To Los Angeles Office
• Advocates Challenge FCC's Eased Media-Ownership Rules
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
• Pai Takes Victory Lap On Passing Of Net Neutrality Deadline
• FCC To Cease Most Operations In Wake Of Gov't Shutdown
• Author Says CBS, Showtime Used Her Book To Make 'Billions'
• A Look At The Senate's Bipartisan Sports Betting Bill
• 5 Hidden Lessons In Mayweather, Khaled ICO Actions: Part 1
• FCC Fines Telemundo $495K For Children's TV Violations
• Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019
• Antitrust Cases To Watch In 2019
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Predictions For 2019
• Sports Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2019
• Merger Reviews To Watch In 2019
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2019
• Federal Tax Cases To Watch In 2019
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Cases To Watch In 2019
• 3 Copyright Cases To Watch In 2019
• Telecom Developments To Watch In 2019
• 3 Trademark Cases To Watch In 2019