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Is the Internet killing libel lawsuits?
By Matthew Belloni Back in the early days of the Web, plenty of media lawyers predicted that without discerning, professional journalists filtering content, malicious falsehoods would proliferate and libel lawsuits, in turn, would increase. Turns out the opposite is true.
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Don Henley Files Copyright Infringement Lawsuit For Political Videos
The videos were removed for a time and then reposted on YouTube until Henley filed this lawsuit. Tags: Blogroll Copyright Copyright Litigation Entertainment lawsuit Film/TV Music music publishing sound recording by Tamera H. Bennett. DeVore used the two songs in separate political campaign videos that were posted on YouTube.
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- Monday, April 20, 2009
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Ellen boogeys into copyright lawsuit
By Eriq Gardner We know she can dance. And apparently she can judge singing competitions. But how can Ellen do in court? We might soon find out. Several of the biggest record lables claim that producers and distributors of "The.
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Top 5 ways film/TV product placement causes lawsuits
Naturally, the rise of product placement means more lawsuits when things don't go as. By Eriq Gardner Hollywood has increasingly turned to brand integration as a way to recover revenue lost to piracy and technologies that let users zap commercials.
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Jessica Seinfeld wins cookbook copyright lawsuit
By Matthew Belloni Cookbook author Jessica Seinfeld has prevailed in a copyright lawsuit brought by a woman who claimed Seinfeld ripped off several sections of her bestseller "Deceptively Delicious." In the decision, issued today in New York, Federal judge Laura.
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When Companies Respond to Online Criticism With Lawsuits - NYTimes.com
When Companies Respond to Online Criticism With Lawsuits - NYTimes.com After a towing company hauled Justin Kurtz’s car from his apartment complex parking lot, despite his permit to park there, Mr. Kurtz, 21, a college student in Kalamazoo, Mich., went to the Internet for revenge. Outraged at having to pay $118 to get his car back, Mr.
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Dole Abandons Lawsuit Against Filmmaker of "Bananas!"
The Dole Company has abandoned its defamation lawsuit against the director of Bananas!, the documentary that followed the 2007 lawsuit brought by workers at a Dole-operated plantation in Nicaragua. The workers brought suit over events in the 1970s; Dole alleged
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- Thursday, October 22, 2009
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Court Dismisses Rather Lawsuit Against CBS
An appellate court has dismissed former CBS anchor Dan Rather's lawsuit against the network, citing Mr. Rather's failure to demonstrate "a single opportunity with specified terms that was actually available to him and which he declined to accept because of
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- Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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Allman Brothers Lawsuit Against UMG Proceeds
A New York federal judge denied Universal Music’s motion to dismiss and will allow the Allman Brothers lawsuit over under-payment of digital download royalties proceed to trial. Tags: Blogroll Entertainment lawsuit recording agreements sound recording Read more from The Hollywood Reporter blog.
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- Saturday, September 19, 2009
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Food Network has a hot lawsuit in the oven
Scripps Networks claims in a new lawsuit that. By Eriq Gardner The owner of the Food Network is pursuing millions of dollars from a company that has allegedly been selling a multimedia cookbook featuring segments from the popular cable channel.
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