“Indeed, the appeal is utterly frivolous and [Plaintiff]’s monstrosity of an appellate brief is incoherent, so we also order her lawyer to show cause why he should not be sanctioned or otherwise disciplined under Rules 28 and 38 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure.”
After allegedly lying to the judge about his grandfather’s death, copyright troll Richard Liebowitz now faces possible incarceration if he can’t give the judge a reason not to.
YouTube’s December 10th, 2019, United States Terms of Service update includes a new clause allowing YouTube to terminate accounts and services that are “not commercially viable”. Join us as we figure out what this means.
What happens to a public-domain work when it gets translated? Let’s go over the pitfalls.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found Zenimax/Bethesda’s “no refund” policy to be misleading to consumers who did have refund rights. The company will now begin issuing refunds and training staff as well as reporting to the ACCC. Let’s hope for progress in Europe and the US, next!
