Parler has sued Amazon Web Services after Amazon suspended Parler’s hosting services on January 10th. But the lawsuit has a lot to say about Twitter. Maybe a little too much. Let’s review.
Do Video Game Livestreams require a License? Fair Use, or Infringement?
Recently, Google Stadia “Creative Director” Alex Hutchinson said that gamers should pay license fees for livestreaming video games. Let’s explore the legal question of whether livestreaming is a Fair Use or Copyright Infringement. Dan Hagen’s Research: https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wjlta/vol13/iss3/3/
A Fake Cop Pulled Me Over, Tried to Beat Me Up (and what I did)
When he lit me up with reds and blues, I genuinely thought I’d done something wrong. Then I noticed the license plate was wrong and the driver wasn’t acting like a cop pulling me over.
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Last Party Standing: NetEase files for Dismissal of PUBG Lawsuit
PUBG Not-a-Clone “Rules of Survival” developer NetEase has been sued by PUBG Corporate over allegations of copyright infringement.
NetEase has responded to the lawsuit with a Motion to Dismiss.
Let’s review.
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Fifty Dollar Sixth Grade Strip Search
During a sixth-grade choir class, an assistant principal allegedly ordered a mass, suspicionless strip search of the underwear of twenty-two preteen girls.