According to Variety, Judge Sidney Thomas for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, ordered that the "Innocence of Muslims" video case be reheard en banc this upcoming December. The previous ruling shocked tech firms as the 9th Circuit ruled that Cindy Lee Garcia held a copyright … [Read more...] about En Banc Hearing for the Innocence of Muslims Case
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Obama Endorses Net Neutrality
According to Deadline, President Obama supported the reclassification of broadband service in the Telecommunications Act on Monday morning, from an information service to a telecommunications service. This has implications for the entertainment industry primarily in the … [Read more...] about Obama Endorses Net Neutrality
Blackhorse Defendants Seek Dismissal of Redskins Lawsuit
According to the Washington Post, attorneys for five Native Americans have asked a federal district judge in Alexandria, VA to dismiss a lawsuit brought against them by the Washington Redskins. The Native Americans are the same group who successfully challenged the Redskins' … [Read more...] about Blackhorse Defendants Seek Dismissal of Redskins Lawsuit
Taylor Swift: No More Spotify
According to the Wall Street Journal, on Monday Taylor Swift removed her music from the streaming service, Spotify. Recently, Ms. Swift's label, Big Machine Label Group, requested that Spotify release her new album on its platform only in the United States (as the label tries to … [Read more...] about Taylor Swift: No More Spotify
Plaintiffs Replaced in Class Action Lawsuit against NCAA
According to CBS Sports, Wisconsin men’s basketball player Nigel Hayes and Middle Tennessee football player Anfornee Stewart have replaced three former named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against the NCAA. Hayes and Stewart were added after three plaintiffs left … [Read more...] about Plaintiffs Replaced in Class Action Lawsuit against NCAA