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Judge lets QB's Lawsuit Against Electronic Arts and NCAA proceed
On the flip side, for every gain there is a loss (and a vindication of the motion, even if its prime target escaped), and Judge Wilken did dismiss Keller's claim breach of contract claim. Looks like it’s time for former Arizona State University quarterback Samuel Keller to do a cabbage patch. A joint motion by the Electronic Arts and the National Collegiate Athletic Assn.
BizMediaLaw
- Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Lawsuit May Endanger Survival of NCAA Video Games
Granted, being the target of litigation is not an unfamiliar position for the NCAA, and it has successfully defended several legal challenges. More generally, the lawsuit targets all NCAA-licensed products ; and, if successful, could drastically affect how the NCAA generates revenue, or even jeopardize its tax-exempt status .
Ed O’Bannon , a marketing director for an auto dealership in Las Vegas, may play a pivotal role in forever changing how the NCAA does business. O’Bannon was a star basketball player for UCLA in the mid-1990s, and now he’s at the forefront
JetLawBlog
- Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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Elder Porn Targeted By Massachusetts Lawmaker - Proposal Goes Too Far
Massachusetts State Rep, Kathi-Anne Reinstein (D) is targeting adult entertainment involving models over the age of 60 as well as private sexual communications between the elderly (if you can call 60 “elderly” anymore) and private sexual communications among the disabled. See State Puts Porn Pervs in Sights, Boston Herald.
The The proposed legislation reads:
Whoever,
The Legal Satyricon
- Monday, March 30, 2009
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Targeted Advertising and Privacy
FindLaw's Eric Sinrod on behavior advertising and privacy concerns her
Media Law Prof Blog
- Thursday, August 27, 2009
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Nikki Finke: Moving Target
Everybody's talking about Nikki Finke.
She's a compelling, charismatic, threatening figure. Walter Winchell is a good comparison. (The The mighty gossip columnist inspired Burt Lancaster in Sweet Smell of Success .) That's because until now, at least, no one told her what to do.
Thompson On Hollywood
- Monday, July 27, 2009
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Press Complaints Commission Investigates Sun Story on "Terror Target"
The Press Complaints Commission is investigating a Sun story that claimed that Sir Alan Sugar, host of the British version of The Apprentice, and other prominent Jews, are "terror targets" of Islamic militants. Claims have now emerged that the stor
Media Law Prof Blog
- Thursday, January 29, 2009
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Harvard’s Human Rights Strategy: Targeted Assassinations
Sometimes there are no words.
This This from Tyler Moselle the Acting Director of Harvard’s Human Rights Center:
Al-Qaeda Al-Qaeda Qaeda is a transnational terrorist movement that inspires individuals in a decentralised fashion. It is not solely located in Afghanistan.
King Harvest
- Sunday, October 25, 2009
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Joe Francis finds new lawyers, targets 'Girls Gone Mobile'
By Eriq Gardner Joe Francis obviously loves wild girls. Perhaps as much as he adores lawsuits. We love bizarre legal filings too, so we were saddened by the news last January that the softcore porn mogul and his lawyer had...
...Tags: Tags: Girls Gone Wild Government Litigation Sex Tapes Trademar
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Web Hosts: New Target for Online Sales of Counterfeit Luxury Brands?
Not to be discouraged from fighting the sale of counterfeit goods, one retailer, Louis Vuitton, has found a new target of liability: the web host itself, rather than the website. Judging from the California court’s summary judgment ruling issued in December, targeting the web host may prove a more successful strategy than suing a site like eBay. In July of 2008, the Southern District of New York ruled that eBay could not be held liable for direct or contributory trademark infringement or dilution in a suit brought by retailer Tiffany & Co . Tiffany had argued that eBay
JetLawBlog
- Monday, February 9, 2009
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Monday Morning JetLawg
Violation of 30-year old ban on lead-painted toys catches Target $600,000 penalty. Tags: JETL advertising career celebrities constitution contracts copyright courts criminal law entertainment film/television financial government intellectual property internet lawsuits legislation music privacy radio sports technology telecommunications assault Barbie Brian McKnight Carrie Underwood CBS Chuck Knoblauch cocaine copyright infringement DMCA eBay endorsement deal extortion google Hingis homosexuality IRS Letterman Michael Vick Nike online tracking PEDs Pirate Bay racism Target tax Travolt
JetLawBlog
- Sunday, October 4, 2009
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Hollywood Docket: Sumner sued; Congress fights piracy; Kid Rock
Entertainment law news while digesting the Golden Globes nominations this morning: A class action lawsuit targets Sumner Redstone for damaging the CBS empire by deflating the value of the company by waiting too long to take a write-down. The lawsuit,...
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More On the FTC's New Blogger Guidelines
From Slate.com, an interesting analysis of the FTC's new guidelines, and why they seem to target bloggers while allowing mainstream media to continue business as usual. Says Slate.com's Jack Shafer, Because of a pesky thing called the First Amendment, th
Media Law Prof Blog
- Friday, October 23, 2009
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