The blogosphere has been abuzz this week over revised terms of use for the popular Facebook social networking site, after the Consumerist blog pointed out hitherto little-noticed changes announced earlier…
A trial of free Pacer service at 17 public libraries shut down last fall after public records advocates downloaded an estimated 20 percent of the entire database.
Updated: In a “fig leaf” settlement entered into by BlockShopper after it racked up a six-figure legal defense bill in a controversial federal trademark infringement lawsuit, the website has agreed…
IP lawyers take note: a major expansion of Internet addresses is expected to bring a host of creative branding possibilities for businesses along with a major enforcement headache.
Lawyers are complaining about the Florida Bar’s sale of their e-mail addresses to third parties who have flooded their in-boxes with unwanted marketing posts.
In nearly 20 years as a trial lawyer, Keith Fink has encountered plenty of hardball litigation tactics. But the cyber attacks he has suffered since he began…
Holden Lenz had just learned to walk when—on Feb. 7, 2007—he stepped into the front lines of the copyright wars. Thirteen-month-old Holden was tottering around his family’s home in rural…
Updated: A federal intelligence court released an opinion today upholding the power of Congress to authorize wiretaps of international communications with a broad court order.
A federal judge in Boston who has testified before a House committee on the merits of cameras in federal courtrooms has agreed to allow a live Internet broadcast of a…
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