Tag: Legal

Court: Woman Can Serve Divorce Papers via Facebook
If you're trying to dodge divorce papers, stay off Facebook. The Manhattan Supreme Court has just issued a ruling that will allow a 26-year-old nurse to serve her husband divorc...
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Chelsea Manning Wins Fight to Be Called “She”
In a legal fight overs pronouns, chalk one up for gender rights. Chelsea Manning, the Wikileaks leaker formerly known as Bradley Manning,...
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Revleap Wants Businesses Wronged By Yelp To Help Fund Its Legal Defense
As previously reported, Yelp recently filed a lawsuit against a company called Rev...
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Revleap: Yelp’s Allegations Completely False, Unsubstantiated
Last week, Yelp said it was "taking a stand against misleading 'reputation managem...
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Yelp ‘Takes A Stand To Protect Business Owners’
Yelp filed a lawsuit against a company called Revleap, which it says is a scam, and puts small businesses at risk because of the Yelp Consumer Alert program as well as federal and...
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Interactive Advertising Bureau Weighs In On Obama Proposals
During Tuesday's State of the Union Address, President Obama briefly touched on some proposals that may have an impact on the digital advertising industry. These include laws to co...
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Another Publisher Goes After Google For Unpaid AdSense Earnings
There's been a lot of this going around lately. Publishers are getting banned from Google AdSense after Google tells them they're in violation of their rules. This happens after th...
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Should Google News Be Shut Down In Spain?
Publishers aren't fond of the idea of not having Google News to send them traffic, it would seem. Who knew? Last week, Google announced it would...
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‘Right To Be Forgotten’ Dangerous, According To Web’s Inventor
A lot of people (especially those not trying to hide information about themselves) agree that the Right to Be Forgotten...
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Yahoo Angers Photographers By Selling Their Work
How would you feel if the photo storage service you use decided to start selling your photos, and not share the profits with you? That's what Yahoo's Flickr is doing, and it's leav...
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Google Breakup Approved By European Parliament
As previously reported, the European Parliament was considering a proposal to call for a breakup of G...
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Microsoft Sues IRS For Not Delivering On FOIA Request
Microsoft has sued the IRS in relation to a Freedom of Information Act request. The company wants information related to an IRS investigation into its tax records as it conduct...
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Google Agrees To Remove Defaming Links In UK
Google has settled a defamation suit in the UK, which was filed in response to content Google simply indexed in its search results. The settlement is noteworthy as historically Goo...
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‘Right To Be Forgotten’ Going Global?
Links removed from Google's European search engines may end up having to be removed from Google's other search engines. As you may know, Google has been removing links from its...
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EU Court: Video Embeds Don’t Violate Copyright Law
When it comes to the usage of media on the Internet, there has always been a lot of debate about what's acceptable versus what's unacceptable. Here we are in 2014 still trying to h...
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