TikTok has promised to sue over the potential US ban. What’s the legal outlook?
If upheld, legal experts also stress that the law could set a precedent carrying wider ramifications for digital media in the U.S.
“That’s a great thing for the First Amendment and may be a great thing as it was in our case,” a sheriff's department spokesperson said of the podcast that helped solve a cold-case murder. “But the same factors can lead to proliferation of misinformation, or worse yet, case-compromising information.”
If upheld, legal experts also stress that the law could set a precedent carrying wider ramifications for digital media in the U.S.
In a mixed ruling, a California judge threw out some claims by the comedian and his company against the internet talk show host but allowed others to proceed.
The hearing was a technical appeal against an earlier decision to keep Gershkovich in detention at least until June 30 pending a trial; it did not concern the merits of the case.
In April 2022, Russia formally barred Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg from entering the country.
After the embattled New York politician sued, Jimmy Kimmel’s lawyers argued the late-night host’s prank videos satirized Santos' “willingness to say patently ridiculous things for money.”
Porn publishers told the justices adults’ access to protected speech was chilled by Texas’ age verification law.
On Monday, Trump arrived at a New York court for the start of jury selection in his hush-money trial. It's the first trial of any former U.S. president.
The California Legislature is considering a bill that would require tech giants to pay a certain percentage of advertising revenue to media companies for linking to their content.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Ninth Circuit upheld the dismissal of a libel lawsuit brought by former North Bronx congressional candidate Herbert Moreira-Brown, who was previously accused of rape when a reporter wrote an article about the lawsuit that was published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The article did not amount to defamation because the newspaper accurately reported the allegations, and Morreira-Brown could not show falsity.
Instagram said scammers often use direct messages to ask for “intimate images.”