Where the law and technology collides
More arrests and towed vehicles marks day two of police finally taking out the trash. Weapons have been seized.
Police Action Carries on to Day Two in Ottawa, Weapons Seized, More Arrests Made Read More »
The heat is building as an injunction was granted to clear the Ambassador Bridge. This as whereabouts of organizers are now questioned.
As Ambassador Bridge Injunction is Granted, Terrorists Complain Organizers Are MIA Read More »
Network neutrality in the US is still holding on. In a 3-0 decision, the law was upheld on appeal.
California’s Network Neutrality Law Upheld on Appeal in 3-0 Decision Read More »
A coalition of US states have joined Epic in their appeal of their case against Apple.
35 US States Join Epic’s Appeal of Apple Antitrust Case Read More »
Amazon has shut down its “Sold By Amazon” program after accusations of price fixing was levied by the Washington Attorney General.
“Sold By Amazon” Shut Down Following Accusations of Antitrust, Price Fixing Read More »
Wikileaks co-founder, Julian Assange, will be able to take his case to the UK Supreme Court. This after a US legal win.
Julian Assange Wins Right to Appeal Extradition in UK Supreme Court Read More »
German publishers have seen their argument that adblocking is copyright infringement go down in flames. Now, they are claiming antitrust instead.
Google has responded to the explosive antitrust lawsuit allegations by asking the judge to dismiss the lawsuit outright.
Google Pushes to Dismiss Antitrust Lawsuit Filed By Multiple States Read More »
Recently unsealed court documents feature explosive allegations that Google suppressed publisher ad revenue by up to 40%.
Court Documents Accuse Google of Suppressing Publisher Ad Revenue by Up to 40% Read More »
2021 is a record setting year for GDPR regulators. For 2021, more than €1 billion euros in fines have been handed out.
GDPR Fines Tops €1 Billion in One Year, Spiking More Than 500% Read More »
