Top Entertainment and Media Law Merchandising Piracy Content for Wed.Jun 29, 2011

THR, ESQ. ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA LAW BLOG JUNE 29, 2011 Hollywood's Next Big Piracy Fight: Digital Merchandising Eriq Gardner An exciting new technology may be on Hollywood's doorstep. But will lawyers get in the way? read more. THR, Esq. The Business Movies Tech Business MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG JUNE 29, 2011 Geert Wilders Acquittal Is Causing Debate, Questions The acquittal of Dutch MP Geert Wilders on all charges of inciting racial hatred because of his remarks concerning Islam has raised questions about whether long term social damage has been done. More here in a Time magazine article. Reaction MORE >>	THR, ESQ. ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA LAW BLOG JUNE 29, 2011 How Hollywood Is Choking Off Access to Rogue Websites in Its Fight Against Piracy Eriq Gardner From the PROTECT IP Act to a new legal action in the UK, Hollywood wants to do something about piracy facilitators. read more. THR, Esq. The Business Movies Tech Business MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG JUNE 29, 2011 Cyberbullying Anthony Stephen Montagna, Berkeley College & Universum University College, has published When Words Harm: Cyber Bullying: What Should the Legal Consequences Be for Abusive Speech? Is it Protected? Should it Be a Crime or Sanctioned Under Civil Liability Law? MORE >>
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BROADCAST LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2011
College Station Fined $10,000 for Public File Violation

As an FCC Forfeiture Order issued today proves, even noncommercial educational college radio stations need to comply with FCC rules to avoid big fines. The Commission confirmed a $10,000 forfeiture against Colby-Sawyer College in New Hampshire originally proposed in 2007. MORE >>

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MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2011
Electronic Games and the First Amendment

Thomas Rousse, Northwestern University, has published Electronic Games & the First Amendment, in volume 4 of the Northwestern Interdisciplinary Law Review (2011). Here is the abstract. Prompted by the upcoming Supreme Court case Brown v. EMA (formerly Schwarzenegger v. MORE >>

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