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Snooki in a Trademark Catfight
Recently, Nicole Polizzi , better known as “Snooki&# from the hit MTV reality show, Jersey Shore , endured some hairballs when she was arrested for disorderly conduct and ridiculed for her anti-Obama statement about the tanning tax. Quite the cat’s meow, the book won an American Graphic Design Award in 2004. Image Source.
JetLawBlog
- Friday, August 20, 2010
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Reality TV Show Under Investigation for Child Labor Laws
Tags: Labor Law child labor jon and kate plus 8 labor laws reality television reality tv
Law of Hollywood Land
- Friday, May 29, 2009
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Paula Abdul Sued in Slip and Fall Injury
Jill Kohl says that she fell while walking down a driveway during a taping of Paula Abudl’s reality television show “Hey Paula&#. Tags: Slip and Fall Lawsuit reality tv paula abdul reality television Hey Paula TV Show Sued. Now Kohl is suing Abdul, along with NBC Universal and Bravo for a sum of $25000.
Law of Hollywood Land
- Wednesday, March 4, 2009
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A Minor Consideration: Reality TV and Child Stars
m as big a Jon and Kate fan as the next reality television voyeur viewer, but watching this season is just painful. Unlike California, which treats reality television actors like traditional stage actors, Pennsylvania does not. Furthermore, Pennsylvania’s child labor laws have no provision for reality stars. record 9.8 Maybe so.
JetLawBlog
- Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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Reality catches up to VH1 reality show
By Eriq Gardner VH1 has announced it is postponing future airings of the reality show Megan Wants A Millionaire after contestant Ryan Jenkins was charged yesterday with murdering his ex-wife. Jenkins has not been located yet by police who suspect.
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Inside the Octomom reality show contract
By Eriq Gardner Last week, "Octo-Mom" Nadya Suleman signed a deal with Eyeworks, a British production company, to begin work on a TV show that will feature her 14 children. Because the children are minors, the parties took the contract.
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XXX becomes a reality
DeVoy After six years of teasing, ICANN finally delivers on a.xxx top-level domain for sites displaying adult content. The domains, which will be available by 2011, already have 110,000 pre-registrations through ICM Registry. Filed under: adult entertainment trademarks, domain names, internet law.
The Legal Satyricon
- Friday, June 25, 2010
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The Photojournalist and the Reality Show
From the New York Times, an article about the reality show husband who "wishes he had said no
Media Law Prof Blog
- Saturday, August 28, 2010
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Legal pitfalls for reality and documentary producers.
Entertainment & Media Law Blog: has a great piece by Eriq Garder that surveys the Top 5 ways reality shows can get sued. Recommended reading for all up-and-coming producers of reality shows, documentary films, and other media featuring real-world situations. The Hollywood Reporter’s lawyer-oriented site, THR, Esq.
Gordon P. Firemark
- Sunday, April 12, 2009
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The Medicine of Reality TV
Chris Norris writes about Dr. Drew Pinsky for the New York Times here
Media Law Prof Blog
- Sunday, January 3, 2010
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Reality show winner sues to claim prize
By Eriq Gardner For one contestant on a reality show, the race to collect the grand prize hasn't stopped with the last episode. In a new lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Charmel Brown says she was the winner.
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