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Media & Entertainment - June, 2025

165 articles

• Shaq To Pay $1.8M Over FTX Investors' Promotion Claims
• Florida Man Avoids Prison Over Ashley Biden's Stolen Diary
• Alphabet Investor Sues Company For TikTok Docs
• Key Insights On Looming Fair Use Rulings In AI Cases
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Over 'Summer Waves' TM
• Relax Power Limits, But Don't Move CBRS Users, FCC Told
• Lawmakers Float NIL Bills Following NCAA Deal
• Paramount Says 'Top Gun' Authorship Claim Is 'A Delusion'
• Spokesman Sues Motel 6 Over Unauthorized Use Of His Voice
• FCC Temporarily Blocks Co.'s Equipment Authorization
• Match.com Settles Reverse Spinoff Suit For $30M In Del.
• Stability AI, Others Fear Artists' Expert Might Use Their Info
• Union, Philharmonic Fight Suits From Suspended Musicians
• Thune Touts GOP's Spectrum Plan On Senate Floor
• OpenAI Hit With Trademark Suit Over IO Co. Name
• Willkie Partner Wants To 'Chill' Media Contact, Conn. Atty Says
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Spoliation Of Evidence Is A Risky And Shortsighted Strategy
• Photographer Says Marlon Wayans Took Pot Pic
• Atlanta Drag Bar Agrees To $50K Deal In Wage Suit
• Blake Lively, NYT Defeat 'It Ends With Us' Defamation Claims
• Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cybersecurity Policy
• Disney Will Pay An Added $438.7M For NBC's Hulu Stake
• Nev. Dem Threatens To Block Commerce Picks Over BEAD
• EchoStar Questions FCC Process In SpaceX, VTel Fight
• Match Group Settles FTC's Fake-Unsubscribe Suit
• Patent Suit Against Sirius XM Gets 2nd Fed. Circ. Reprieve
• DC Judge Won't Intervene In CPB Board Firings
• Chancery Tosses Suit For $7.2B Squarespace Sale Docs
• FCC Affirms $2.4M Fine For Miami DJ's 'Pirate Radio'
• Meta Exploited Android Defect To Gather Users' Info, Suit Says
• Judge Cites Golf Films In Axing Tiger Woods' League TM Suit
• Doc Says WWE Accuser's Firm Ignored Defamation Suit
• Warner Bros To Split Up Streaming, Networks Businesses
• Micron Spread 'Xenophobic Lies,' Rival's False Ad Suit Says
• Platforms Face Section 230 Shift From Take It Down Act
• Securing IP Protection For AI Avatars
• Disney Settles Antitrust Suit Over ESPN Streaming Fees
• OneTaste Leaders Convicted Of Forced Labor Conspiracy
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• KKR Leads $500M In Debt Financing For HarbourView
• Feds Flag 'Varsity Blues' Ringleader's College Adviser Job
• AMC 'Dark Winds' Worker Says Crew Member Harassed Her
• Judge Approves NCAA's $2.8B Athlete Revenue Settlement
• FTC Scoffs At Meta's Accusation Of 'Biased' Econ Expert
• Trump Cuts To Federal Library Agency Can Resume, For Now
• Judge Signs Off On SEC Dismissal Of Crypto Promoter Suit
• Split DC Circ. Reinstates AP's White House Press Pool Ban
• Trump Champions Radio Spectrum Deal In Budget Bill
• T.I., Tiny Urge Judge To Prevent 4th Trial In $71M Doll Row
• WaPo Can't Exit Trump Media's Defamation Suit, Judge Says
• Chancery Pauses Meta Privacy Suit For EU, Ireland Actions
• Fox Stockholders Press For Election Suit Docs In Chancery
• OpenAI, Microsoft Say Musk Hasn't Fixed RICO Claims
• Commerce Dept. Creates Tech-Neutral Plan For BEAD Funding
• Willkie Atty's Ex-Landlord Says NY Post Leak Wasn't His Idea
• Ga. Judge Signals '2,000 Mules' Slander Suit May Go On
• NY AG Shuts Down 26 Online Sweepstakes Casinos
• X Corp., Music Publishers Say They Want To Settle IP Suit
• Stewart To Review PTAB Refusal To Ax TikTok IPRs
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Seton Hall Suit About Negligence, Not MedMal, Hoopsters Say
• 5 Takeaways From DOJ's Media Compulsory Process Rules
• OpenAI CEO Calls NYT's ChatGPT Log Demand 'Inappropriate'
• Off The Bench: NASCAR Antitrust Saga, White Sox Transfer
• Mayer Brown Adds Partner To NY Corporate, Securities Team
• OneTaste Founder Tells Jury Racy Details Are a Distraction
• Playboy Fired Exec For Raising Harassment Issues, Suit Says
• FTC Chair Calls On Congress To 'Reform' Kids' Privacy Model
• Musk's X Corp. Seeks Exit From Legal Marketing Co.'s TM Suit
• Religious Network Owner Must Face Pastor's Race Bias Suit
• Fed. Circ. Probes IGT Claim That Zynga Couldn't Target Patent
• DC Circ. Won't Make FCC Reconsider LTD Broadband Funds
• Venezuela Asks To Undo $17M Loss Over Bolivar Artifacts
• Elon Musk Seeks $5B For AI Startup, Amid Other Reports
• USPTO Wrongly Nixed Art Project Patent App, Court Told
• Music Lyrics Co. Slams $1B Antitrust Suit Over Warner Deal
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Actors Ask 9th Circ. To Revive SAG Vax Mandate Fight
• Orgs. Clash At DC Circ. Over FCC's Spectrum Revamp
• What Employers Can Learn From 'Your Friends & Neighbors'
• Copyright Office Says Registration Delay Had No Legal Impact
• Google Dodges Some Claims In Book Publishers' Piracy Suit
• Digital Equity Act Grant Terminations Raise Key Legal Issues
• 'Survivor' Winner Ordered To Pay $3.3M Tax Bill
• Background Extra Says Entertainment Cos. Owe Wages
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Apple Loses Bid To Pause App Store Order Amid Appeal
• OneTaste Jury Hears Of Illicit Labor Plot, As Trial Closes
• FX Co. Urges 9th Circ. To Restore Copyright Win Over Disney
• Russell Simmons Claims HBO Doc Defamed Him In $20M Suit
• Del. Justices Probe Bid For Biden Laptop Suit Revival
• Porn Site Kink Shared Viewing Habits With Google, Suit Says
• Yogis' Legal Warrior Pose Gets Beach Ban Lifted At 9th Circ.
• 'Hyperbole' Doesn't Justify MyPillow CEO's Insults, Jury Told
• Android User Says Meta Secretly Links Browsing To Profiles
• Ex-Dodger Bauer Bags Default Win For Settlement Breach
• What To Know About Trump's Shake-Up At Copyright Office
• Reddit Claims Anthropic Has Illegally Scraped Website For Years
• OpenAI Says Data Retention Order Creating Privacy Concerns
• Judge Ponders If Netflix's Tax Theory Is 'Too Philosophical'
• ACC, FSU, Clemson Drop Suits After Reaching Revenue Deal
• Calif. Assembly Passes Internet Price Cap, Moving To Senate
• Press Groups Get Some Abrego Garcia Case Docs Unsealed
• FTC Can't Exclude TikTok Blackout From Meta Case
• Tips To Avoid Consumer Tracking Tech Class Actions
• Neighbor Says Cubs Don't Own Sounds, Smells Of Wrigley
• FCC Hopes To Junk 'Dead Wood' In Cable Regs, Chair Says
• Public Remarks Limited In Megan Thee Stallion's Trial Lies Suit
• Meta Inks 20-Year Deal With Ill. Energy Provider To Develop AI
• Apple Can Shield Info In NJ TikTok Addiction Suit
• 3 Mistakes To Avoid In Service Provider AI Terms
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive $15M Patent Verdict Against Google
• Judge Won't Block Amazon From Talking To Depo Witnesses
• NJ Mayor Expands False Arrest Suit Against US Atty
• DraftKings Can't Escape Automated Text Message Class Suit
• FCC Republican Says He's Leaving Agency This Week
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Fla. Taking Halt Of Teen Social Media Law To 11th Circ.
• Capital One Must Face Some Claims It Stole From Influencers
• Orgs. Urge Congress To Tackle Music Royalties On Radio
• Foes Urge Court To Assume Google Hid Evidence
• MyPillow CEO Denies Defamation By Association At Colo. Trial
• Weinstein Atty Casts Accusers As Abusers In Retrial Closing
• Valve Patent Troll Case Paused Over Legal Fee Dispute
• Consumers Defend Amending Apple, Amazon Antitrust Case
• Ga. Seeks Chance To Defend New Social Media Age Limit Law
• T-Mobile Wants To Duck Counterclaims In Spectrum Fight
• Big 3 Wireless Companies Divvying Up UScellular, FCC Told
• PTAB Rejects Claim That TikTok's Ties To China Bar IP Fights
• Unsigned Copyright Certificates Raise Validity Questions
• Kim Kardashian Settles Judd Furniture Knockoffs Suit
• 'Chintzy' Paramount Stole 'Top Gun' IP, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Urged To Move Faster In Opening Upper C-Band
• Bills Texas Attys Should Know From The 2025 Session
• Apple Challenging EU's Interoperability Requirements
• Lessons From FTC Action On Dark Patterns In User Interfaces
• Safari Co. Can't Arbitrate Fatal Hippo Attack Suit, Court Told
• Simpson Thacher Adds Ex-Weil M&A Pro In NYC
• NJ Mayor Accuses US Atty Habba Of Defamation, False Arrest
• 'Frivolous' Defamation Suit From Diddy Security Guard Tossed
• Tom Girardi Sentenced To Over 7 Years For $15M Client Fraud
• Ex-Copyright Chief Can't Get Fast Ruling In Firing Suit
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Amazon Defeats Prime Subscribers' Privacy Suit For Good
• DOJ Urged To Sue States Over Broadband Rate Caps
• Amazon Gets A Look At Some Of FTC's Antitrust Suit Theory
• 'Doctor Odyssey' Crew Sues Disney Over Sex Harassment
• Eminem Publisher Sues Meta Over 'Rampant' Infringement
• Kansas City Chiefs Parade Victims Sue Gun Sellers, Organizers
• Tech Giants Want 6 GHz Shielded From Spectrum Auctions
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DOJ Deal OKs $1.5B Keysight-Spirent Network Testing Merger
• Dominion Opposes Cable Plan To Ease Utility Pole Fixes
• Pepperdine Says Netflix Can't Dodge 'Running Point' TM Suit
• Girardi's Dropped Pants Don't Sway Judge From Sentencing
• Horse Breeders, NJ Track Owner Settle Suit Over Shutdown
• Twitter Must Search Email, Slack Records In Severance Spat
• 2nd Circ. Limits VPPA Liability, But Caveats Remain
• MSG Tries Again To Have Ex-Knick's Assault Suit Tossed
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• Class Action Seeks Compensation For High School Athletes
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Cheetos, NASCAR, OpenAI
• 1st Circ. Partially Revives 'Varsity Blues' Conviction