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Media & Entertainment - March, 2019

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• Johnny Depp's Ex-Attys Can't Cut 'Secret Window' Fee Claims
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Get Mixed Results In Travel Fight
• AP, Ethnicity Editor Strike Deal On Race Bias Suit
• Oaktree Says It Didn't Have Insider Info In Tribune Trade
• No Joke: 6 Strange But True Cases For April Fools'
• Cameraman Seeks To Zap WWE Star's Cattle Prod Shock Suit
• Banker Seeks Quick Win In SEC Suit Over Bond Offering
• Male Comic's Gender Bias Lawsuit Bombs In Federal Court
• Microsoft Insurer Can't Recoup Millions For Xbox One Issues
• Ex-Rams Exec Denied Restraining Order In 'Trash Talk' Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Endeavor, Mondelez, EWE
• Brand Battles: Guns N' Roses, Apple, Major League Soccer
• Texas Justices Pass On TV Producer's $2.5M Lost Tapes Win
• Fox News Can't Arbitrate After Airing Dispute, Accusers Say
• Ex-NFLers, EA Settle 'Madden' Games Right Of Publicity Suit
• Playing To Win: How Attorneys Can Help Video Game Clients
• Defending Ill. Biometric Privacy Suits After Rosenbach
• Avenatti Tried To Broker Seagram Heiress Deal In NXIVM Case
• Vt., W.Va. Latest To Move On Broadband Access Bills
• FCC's O'Rielly Fights Criticism Of Subsidy Fund's Budget
• Facebook Asks For Quick Cert. Appeal In Illinois OT Suit
• Yale Coach Pleads Guilty, More 'Varsity Blues' Charges Loom
• TrueCar Escapes Injury Claims In False Ad Suit
• Calif. High Court To Weigh Insurer's Role In Yahoo TCPA Case
• Sens. Pitch Bipartisan Bills To Preclude Government-Run 5G
• Mich. Tribe Tells 6th Circ. To OK Casino On Purchased Land
• Randy Quaid Calls For Atty Sanctions In Property Dispute
• Ex-Rams Exec Sues Patriots Player Over Released 'Trash Talk'
• 'Varsity Blues' Tennis Coach Can't Sell Country Club Spot
• HUD Accuses Facebook Of Housing Discrimination In Ads
• Ex-SeaWorld Lawyer To Shell Out $65,000 For Insider Trading
• Atty-Turned-Writer Accuses CAA Of Swiping Legal TV Show
• Meet The Unconventional ISPs Serving Local Neighborhoods
• Slot Game Co. Wants Replay After Losing $16M Case
• Tribal Nation Wants First Crack At Educational Spectrum
• IPic Tells Texas Panel To Revive AMC Antitrust Suit
• Ill. Bill Would Deny Tax Credit To Jussie Smollett Employers
• Vice To Pay $1.9M To End Suit Claiming It Underpaid Women
• Bradley Arant, Maynard Cooper Hit With Fee Bid By Kids Show
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Suit Against Grindr Over Ex's Stalking
• TiVo Tells Fed. Circ. Its Search System Wasn't Obvious
• NIGC Ordered To Take Another Look At Tribal Casino Approval
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 17
• PE Founder Downplays 'Varsity Blues' Charge In Travel Bid
• Cedar Fair Buys Calif. Amusement Park Land For $150M
• Valve Uses Arbitration Wins To Beat Teenage Gambling Suit
• Anti-Gambling, Retail Groups Defend DOJ's Wire Act Opinion
• IBM Dodges Triple Damages After Confusing Jury Notes
• Audible Inks Deal With 8.4M Users Over False Ad Claims
• Pokagon Band Awarded Rare Self-Regulation Gaming Status
• Fox News Host Prevails In Black Lives Matter Defamation Suit
• NCAA, Others Tell 3rd Circ. Racetrack Not Owed $150M
• AT&T-Time Warner's Mid-Merge Tactic Still Haunts DOJ
• Boies Schiller, Orrick And Others Join 'Varsity Blues' Defense
• Veteran IP Litigator Joins Burr Forman McNair As Partner
• 2nd Circ. Gives Madonna Songwriter Hope In Warner Suit
• Televisa Can't Escape Class Action Over FIFA Bribery Scheme
• Agency On 'New Ground' In Crowdsourcing Broadband Maps
• Trump Bid To Block Twitter Critics Looks DOA In 2nd Circ.
• Facing Copyright Lawsuit, Peloton Will Pull Songs
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Marvel Calls Comic Artists' Iron Man IP Claims 'Willfully Naïve'
• LBI Noteholders Say Ch. 11 Plan Result Of Fraudulent Deal
• RI Governor Opens Doors To Mobile Sports Betting
• Skadden, Covington Added To 'Varsity Blues' Defense Team
• Coaches, Admins Plead Not Guilty In Admissions Scheme
• NBC, Seacrest Slam Supermodel's Reality TV False Ad Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, Uber, Avaya
• Google Parent Says Investors' Data Leak Suit Doesn't Add Up
• Davis Polk's Tax Group Leader Named Managing Partner
• Net Neutrality Supporters Hope To Gain Momentum In Markup
• Justices Pass On $371M Antitrust Suit Against Time, Hearst
• Rosen Firm Secures Lead Role In Altice Stock-Drop Suit
• Ex-Bloomberg Exec Says Mix-Up Led To Bid-Rig Suit Delay
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• High Court Won't Hear Copyright Fight Over Nike Jumpman
• Charter Profited From Users' Music Pirating, Major Labels Say
• Facebook Hit With Chancery Suit For Revenues, Pay Records
• As 5G Era Dawns, Public Distrust Of The Tech Still Abounds
• DOJ Looks To Dodge New Wire Act Opinion Challenge
• Justices Urged To Nix Tribal Immunity In Casino Bankruptcy
• Facebook Workers Get Conditional Cert. In Ill. Overtime Suit
• AIG Can't Escape Amway's Bid For Copyright Suit Coverage
• Readers Say RI Privacy Law Covers Magazines In Time Suit
• Key Takeaways From Copyright Registration Ruling
• Cleary, Skadden To Guide Pinterest's IPO
• Tribe Member Pleads Guilty To Concealing Casino Theft
• Fox Hires Ex-GM Atty As Chief Litigation Counsel
• Netflix Wants Out Of 'Choose Your Own Adventure' TM Claims
• College Bribery Defendants Tap Quinn Emanuel, Dentons
• DOI OKs Changes To Conn.'s Gambling Deal With Tribe
• In Latest EU Fine, Signs Of Google's Next Sanction
• End Dates For Tribal-State Gaming Deals OK, 9th Circ. Says
• Willkie Boss' College Bribery Scheme Appearance Delayed
• DLA Piper Nabs Baker McKenzie, Wilson Sonsini Partners
• Don Imus' Ex-Sportscaster Loses Ageism Suit On Appeal
• National Events Ch. 7 Trustee Sues Ex-CEO For $45M
• USTelecom Pilot Program To Gather Broadband Location Data
• 'Real Housewives' Star Settles Signature Apparel Suit
• Facebook Staff Had Access To Millions Of User Passwords
• Falling Ads, New-HQ Debt Push Reading Eagle To Ch. 11 Sale
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Profit Participation Mediation Tips From The 'Bones' Case
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• FCC Still Weighing All C-Band Options, Pai Says
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Fired Waiter Blasts Trump Critic Restaurateur's 'Glass House'
• Wells Fargo Settles Bond Sale Case With SEC For $812K
• Nexstar Sells 19 Stations For $1.32B To Satisfy Regulators
• AT&T-Time Warner Trial Sets Poor Example, Delrahim Says
• 1st Amendment Defense Prevails In Ref's Death Threats Suit
• FTC Has Its Eyes On Lying Advertisers, Chairman Says
• Kaspersky Files Antitrust Complaint Against Apple In Russia
• Race Announcer Sues Film Cos. Over Use Of Iconic Phrase
• Satellite Law Revamp Could Simplify Cable Regs, Group Says
• Venable Snags Slate Of Entertainment Pros From Kelley Drye
• Jerry Media Stole Meme To Make Ad, Suit Says
• 2 High Court Decisions Highlight Copyright Act Complexities
• Lithuanian Admits $122M Scam Targeting Facebook, Google
• Liability For CEO Misconduct Expands After #MeToo
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• Europe Hits Google With $1.7B Fine For Ad Practices
• DOJ's Wire Act Opinion Means Uncertainty For Tribal Gaming
• Google's Browser Poll Of Android Users Meant To Assuage EU
• Facebook To Overhaul Ad Targeting Tools To End Bias Suits
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Stephen King Wants $1.2M After Beating 'Dark Tower' IP Suit
• 5-Hour Energy Makers Can't Beat $4.3M False Ad Award
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lyft, Kantar, Blackstone
• Wi-Fi Sharing Could Compromise Infrastructure, FCC Told
• Getty Accused Of Faking Copyrights Over Public Domain Pics
• Kendrick Lamar, Artist End IP Suit Over 'Black Panther' Video
• Top House Antitrust Dem Calls For Facebook Probe
• Top LBI Creditors Say Junior Lenders Are Violating Ch. 11 Pact
• Nexstar-Tribune Will Make 'Broadcast Colossus,' FCC Told
• Celebrity Tattooist Accuses Ex-Worker Of Stealing Clients
• Music Cos. Sue Peloton Over Ariana Grande, Rihanna Songs
• Trump's NDA Use Raises 1st Amendment Questions
• Hg Sells Visual Software Biz To Roper For £410M
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• E-Privacy Rules Can Weigh On GDPR Fines, EU Board Say
• 'Flintstone House' Dinosaur Statues Have Got To Go, City Says
• R. Kelly, Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Escape Promoter's Fraud Claims
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Sprint's $140M IP Win, But Won't Redo It
• The Firms Repping Those Accused In 'Varsity Blues' Scheme
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• Facebook Says Revamped Privacy MDL Still Falls Short
• Sports Media Cos. Fined $1M, Will Close Over FIFA Corruption
• Gaming Co. Owes Ellenoff Grossman Nearly $1M In Bills: Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Used Facebook Shares In Scam: Feds
• NLRB's Boeing Test Takes Off In New Batch Of Advice Memos
• Brand Battles: NCAA Aims To Stop 'March' TM Before Tourney
• Justices Reject Broadcasting Co. Ex-Owners' $15M Tax Appeal
• Broadcasters Decry Trump's Plan To Slash Public TV Funds
• GoPro Escapes Stock-Drop Suit Over Sales Strategies
• Texas A&M Urges Dismissal Of '12th Man' Copyright Suit
• Advertisers Should Heed FTC Stats On NAD Referrals
• Watch Out For Lawsuits Arising From Programming Blackouts
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• Sinclair License Reckoning Still On Horizon, FCC Dems Say
• 'Kid Vid' Rules May Get More Complex, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Card Shuffler Maker Dealt Another $100M Antitrust Suit
• Facebook Slams Users' 'Speculative Tale' In Data Breach Suit
• 9th Circ. Undoes $4M Award In Zillow Photo Copyright Row
• Fall Out Boy Exploiting Llamas, Puppet Studio Says In IP Suit
• DC Circ. Says Atty Can't Compel New Disclosures From Trump
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lottery Co. Renews Bid To Dodge Ill. Fraud Class Action
• Bingo Blocked On Texas Tribe's Land, 5th Circ. Says
• Townsfolk Push To Send Tribe's Casino Suit To Mass.
• Apple Says Spotify Is Asking For A Free Ride
• Feds Want $1M Fine For Media Co. In Soccer Scandal To Stick
• Canadian Ex-Football Star Will Fight Admissions Fraud Case
• FCC OKs 95 GHz Experiments Despite Enforcement Questions
• Groups Ask To Halt Vt. Net Neutrality Suit Pending DC Circ.
• Print Union Seeks Arbitration To Counter Dissolution Threat
• Avenatti Wins Atty Fees In Playboy Model's 'Hush Money' Row
• FCC Responds To Late-Night Jab At Robocall Crackdowns
• Real Estate Rumors: 3D Investments, Knotel, Starwood
• NCAA Players Would Own Rights To Their Names Under Bill
• Disney Denies Owing Benefits To Late Sportscaster's Ex-Wife
• 9th Circ. Ends 'Love Me Again' Lyrics Copyright Suit
• Swanson Martin & Bell Taps Entertainment Partner In Chicago
• Celeb Chef Sues Again Over 'Chloe' Trademarks
• McGraw-Hill Can't DQ Photog's Counsel In NY Licensing Fight
• 3 Firms Steer PE Firm Stagwell's $100M MDC Investment
• Russian Co. Tied To DNC Hack In Newly Unsealed Report
• Senate Bill Would Let Social Media Users Own Their Data
• Conservatives' $1.5B Censorship Suit Against Tech Cos. Nixed
• What's Next In The 'Varsity Blues' Admissions Fraud Case
• CBS Floats $1.25M Deal To End Redstone Compensation Suit
• RI Exotic Dancers Win Cert. In Wage Suit Against Club
• Sheldon Adelson Settles Macau Gaming Profits Suit Mid-Trial
• MLB Network Can't Beat $1.5M Verdict For Ex-Studio Analyst
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Navajo Nation Asks High Court To Snub Casino Injury Case
• Two-Week Roger Stone Trial Slated For November
• AMC Deal Lays 'Walking Dead' Copyright Case To Rest
• 2 Firms Guide PE Shop's $175M Investment In Meltwater
• Don't Let ViaSat, Boeing Upend Satellite Band, FCC Told
• FCC Opens 24 GHz Auction Despite Congressional Concerns
• Spyglass Media Taps Ex-MGM Atty As Chief Legal Officer
• Coachella Escapes Rival's Antitrust Suit For Second Time
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• Celebs, Colleges Hit With Suits Over Admissions Scandal
• Trump Must Face Defamation Suit, NY Court Rules
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• What Musical.ly Settlement Means For COPPA Compliance
• Unusual Charges Pave Way For Fight In College Bribe Case
• BladeRoom Doubles Emerson Trade Secret Verdict To $60M
• Adelson Cheated Macau Fixer, Jury Hears As Retrial Starts
• Apple TV Customers Keep 'Season Pass' Suit Alive
• 'Fuller House' Star Freed On $1M Bond In College Bribe Scam
• Did Willkie's Reaction To Admissions Scandal Miss The Mark?
• Parents, Foundation In College Bribe Row May Face IRS Ire
• Attys Paid By The Song, And 2nd Circ. Says That Sounds Fine
• Ex-Guatemalan Soccer Boss Should Pay $1.5M In Fees: Feds
• 9th Circ. Denies Aykroyd's Vodka Co. $4.3M In Atty Fees
• States Face Many Hurdles On The Way To Legal Sports Betting
• Gwen Stefani, Concertgoer Settle Stampede Injury Suit
• Bob Marley Heirs Stop 'Gnarly Marley's' Trademark
• Trust Wants Beneficiaries To Stop Trashing 'Buck Rogers'
• Ex-Prof's Suit Over Fallout From 'Racist' Comments Gutted
• 3rd Judge Set To Greenlight Weinstein Trafficking Claims
• Why Unwinding Facebook's Messaging Mergers Is A Tall Order
• Spotify Tells EU Antitrust Watchdog Apple Isn't Playing Fair
• Willkie Co-Chair Placed On Leave Over Admissions Scandal
• Wash. Tribal Group Can't Offer Gambling, 9th Circ. Affirms
• Feinstein Says Fed. Privacy Law Can't Be Weaker Than Calif.'s
• Voltage Beats IP Suit By Writer-Director Of Mel Gibson Film
• Willkie Co-Chair Caught On Wiretaps In Admissions Scandal
• Stormy Daniels Gets New Counsel After Avenatti Drops Her
• LBI Noteholders Haven't Violated Ch. 11 Stay, Judge Rules
• Media Co.'s 'Excessive' Ch. 11 Financing Fee Halved
• Cox, Consumers Seek Quick Wins In Ariz. Robocall Fight
• Pai Didn't Coordinate 5G Rule Challenges, Sens. Told
• Don't Let States Set Rate Regs, Cable Group Tells FCC
• Federal Privacy Rules Could Take Cue From Kids' Data Law
• News Corp. Urges Australian Watchdog To Break Up Google
• Net Neutrality Compromise Not In Sight, As Reps Trade Barbs
• Wolters Kluwer Slams Medical Journal Antitrust Suit
• Dr. Seuss-Star Trek Mashup Is Fair Use, Judge Rules
• Georgia Tells High Court Legal Texts Are Copyrightable
• What EU Investment Screening Will Mean For Dealmakers
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• Coaches, Actors, BigLaw Atty Nabbed In College Bribe Scam
• Gannett Worker's Past Pay Can Justify Wage Gap, Judge Says
• GOP Senator Slams FTC For 'Toothless' Approach To Privacy
• Tax Suit Over Netflix $27M Exec Bonus Payout Gets Tossed
• Ticketmaster Nears Win In Bid To Arbitrate Scalping Row
• Vt. News Org Gets State Records On Jay Peak EB-5 Scheme
• Educational Spectrum Auction Could Foil 5G Plans: Sprint
• Arts And Crafts Media Co. Hits Ch. 11 In Delaware, Plans Sale
• Antitrust Merger Remedies Should Address Potential Ills
• LMFAO, Producers Find Harmony In 'Hustlin'' Copyright Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Alice Ax Of Konami's Slot Machine Patents
• NJ Adds Muscle To NH Push To Topple DOJ Betting Opinion
• Senators Follow AGs' Lead, Line Up Behind Robocall Bill
• John Oliver Auto-Dials FCC, Asking To Fix Robocalls
• Germany's Facebook Decision Likely Won't Be Influential
• Film Wasn't Fair Use Of 'Super Bowl Shuffle,' Court Told
• Facebook Sues Ukranian App Developers Over Data Scraping
• Warren Unveils Plan To Break Up Facebook, Google, Amazon
• Sprint 'Misconduct' Claim Fair Game In VoP Patent Cases
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche-Commerzbank, Apax, NY Yankees
• Charter Asks High Court To Review Racial Bias Ruling
• Dems Ask DOJ If Trump Pressured AT&T-Time Warner Review
• NY Times Defends Reporting In DOJ Atty Groping Story
• Oculus Beats Virtual Reality IP Row After 9th Circ. Revival
• Brand Battles: 'Monopoly,' Coca-Cola, 'Kryptonite'
• EMI Says Kanye Is 'Forum Shopping' With Calif. Contract Suit
• Tribe Says Land-Into-Trust Dispute Should Stay In DC Court
• ABC's 'Hidden Philadelphia' Clips Don't Infringe TMs: Judge
• House Dems Flag Issues With FCC's Digital Record-Keeping
• Timberlake, Execs Escape Bai 'All-Natural' Mislabeling Suit
• Music Streaming Cos. To Fight Copyright Board Royalty Hike
• Reps Question CBP Over List Targeting Lawyers, Reporters
• Shuffle Tech Antitrust Suit Funder Says He's Owed Over $1M
• After Big Copyright Ruling, Dance Cases To Be Refiled
• B&N Buyer Can't Appeal From Possible Docket Flub: 2nd Circ.
• Chancery Records Suit Seeks 'Moving Target,' Facebook Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Live Nation Arbitration Scrap Must Go To Trial
• Mich. Gov. Tells 6th Circ. Tribe Can't Use Land For Casino
• Strip Club Boss Gets 21 Mos. For Role In Radio Host's Scam
• 9th Circ. Judge Wary Of Fans' MDL Over Pacquiao Injury
• Education Spectrum Will Be 'Gobbled Up' In Auction, Hill Told
• Retirement Fund Trustees Say RI Casino Owes $1.3M
• Amazon, Apple Ask To Close 'Super Bowl Shuffle' Suit
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• FCC Eyes Expanding Radio Incubator Program To TV Industry
• Law360's Tort Report: Personal Injury & Med Mal News In Brief
• Spokane Tribe, Feds Look To Preserve DOI's Casino Approval
• Mattel Hid Falling Barbie, Hot Wheels Sales, Investors Say
• Hollywood Studios Win Copyright Fight Against VidAngel
• Ticketmaster Hires Former Kayak, Orbitz GC To Lead Legal
• Where Retweeting Falls In Defamation Law
• Tony Romo Venture Throws Hail Mary To Revive NFL Lawsuit
• Ex-MoviePass Director Seeks $270K In Legal Expenses
• $500K Injury Award Affirmed Over Fight At Pa. Turf Club
• CBS Investor Wants Records Of Moonves' Misconduct Probe
• Netflix, Hulu Infringe Video Streaming IP, Software Co. Claims
• RNC Beats Copyright Suit Over Photo Of Democrat
• Vox Media Site Managers Get Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• Facebook Expanding Encrypted, Temporary Chats: Zuckerberg
• Fox News Beats Ex-Producer's Defamation Suit
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• Gov't Shutdown Can Trigger Event Cancellation Insurance
• FTC Task Force May Lead To Wider Enforcement In Tech
• Democrats Float New Bill To Revive Net Neutrality
• Rapper TI Fends Off Suit Over Studio 'Snitch' Assault
• Docket Flub Leaves 2nd Circ. Wary Of Barnes & Noble Appeal
• ALJ Finds Sinclair Honesty With FCC 'Academic,' For Now
• Roger Stone's Book Intro A Breach Of Gag Order, Judge Says
• Record Company Sanctioned In Prince EP Release Dispute
• Judge Warns Litigious Copyright Atty In Trump Photo Case
• 'American Idol' Lenders' Claims Sent To NY Court
• Groupon Beats Class Cert. In Instagram Photo Ad Suit
• ReDigi Plans High Court Appeal Over Digital Music Resales
• Tech Brings Authentication Challenges In Ad And IP Cases
• Cards Against Humanity Blocks 'Crabs Adjust Humidity' TM
• 3 Potential Taxes Could Gain $200M, NYC Budget Office Says
• Groupon Controls Nev. Skydiving Cos., Antitrust Suit Claims
• FCC Lauds Telecom Atty Tapped For World Radio Confab
• Nexstar Rates Blocking Utility's Broadband Rollout, FCC Told
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• Fla. Firm Claims USAA Attys Colluded With Judge's Counsel
• 4 Things To Know About Big Copyright Registration Ruling
• Ex-Trump Associate Hacked Mariah Carey's Ex-Manager: Suit
• Pelosi Says Dems Ready To Unveil Net Neutrality Bill
• Kanye Says EMI Has Him 'Tethered' To Exploitative Contracts
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Speed Takes Priority In C-Band Revamp
• Microsoft Can't Tap Out Of 'Gears Of War' Row: Ex-Wrestler
• Deals Rumor Mill: Purdue Pharma, Cision, HNA Group
• Officials Push Back On Resurfaced 'Nationalized' 5G Plan
• FCC Rejects Alaskans' Bid For Leeway On Fiber Maps
• Disney Beats ERISA Suit Over Valeant Shares At 9th Circ.
• German Digital Ad Tax May Be A Concerning New Trend
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• High Court Says Copyright Owners Must Wait To Sue
• Facebook, Instagram Sue To Crack Down On Fake Accounts
• Judge Casts Doubt On 'Shitty Media Men' Defamation Suit
• 2nd Circ. Spikes Seat Scouts' 1st Appeal In Copycat Fight
• Net Neutrality Bills Don't Spell Compromise Any Time Soon
• Judge Tosses Copyright Suit Over Stephen King's 'Dark Tower'
• Paying Out Calif.'s Proposed 'Data Dividend' Won't Be Easy
• China's Dominance In 5G Seen As Top Global Threat At CPAC
• 'Fortnite' Players Claim They Were Scammed With Lame 'Loot'
• Lifeline Program Too Hard On Those It Tries To Help, Orgs Say
• Chancery Counterclaims Against Winklevoss Twins Too Late
• Local Officials Back Bill To Repeal FCC's 5G Rule
• NY Tax Minutes: Amazon, Congestion Pricing, GILTI Guidance
• Kodak Was Wrong To End Software Contract, Court Rules
• Bloomberg Aims To Kill Rival's 'Hot News' Case
• Russian Exec Wants BuzzFeed Defamation Suit Revived
• Real Estate Rumors: Palm Beach Newspapers, FCP, State Life
• Future Data Privacy Penalties May Include Prison Time
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief
• Netflix Hit With Copyright Suit Over 'Fyre' Documentary