Offering Patreon Subs In Euro’s Makes You Liable for GDPR – Court Drew Wilson | January 4, 2022 An appeal court ruled that if you offer a Patreon subscription in Euro’s or Pounds, GDPR applies to you.
After Blowing Past Another Deadline, Judge Blocks Trump’s TikTok Ban Drew Wilson | December 9, 2020 The deadline came and went without resolution. Now, a second judge has blocked Trump’s TikTok ban – marking the second court loss.
German Mass Surveillance of Foreign Nationals Declared Unconstitutional Drew Wilson | May 20, 2020 The German constitutional court has ruled that mass surveillance of foreign nationals is unconstitutional. The ruling is being seen as a victory.
Canadian Court: Access Copyright Tariffs Not Mandatory Drew Wilson | April 29, 2020 Access Copyright suffered a major blow recently as a Canadian court ruled that tariffs are not mandatory for schools.
US Court Rules That “Patent Troll” is Not Defamation Drew Wilson | August 30, 2019 When you call an organization or a person a patent troll, is it defamation? According to a US court, no.
Australian Court Orders the Censorship of Multiple Sub-Titles Sites Drew Wilson | December 29, 2018 A court in Australia has ordered the blocking of multiple fan sub websites. The ruling represents a major win for corporate copyright holders.
Top EU Court Rules ISDS Laws in Trade Agreements Are Illegal Drew Wilson | March 9, 2018 Major international trade agreements may have hit a huge snag. The European courts have ruled that corporations are not above the law.
