Judge Rules That Google Has An Advertising Monopoly
It has increasingly been a general consensus, and now a judge has confirmed that Google has a monopoly in advertising.
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US Supreme Court Rules Mass Government Censorship is Not a Free Speech Violation, Bans TikTok
Black is white, up is down, short is long, and, according to the US Supreme Court, mass government censorship of TikTok is protecting free speech.
US Court Murders Net Neutrality: A Key Pillar to the Open Internet
A key pillar to the free and open internet was struck down by a US court. So where does that leave the legal status of
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Canadian Court Sets Aside Online Streaming Act Fees to Hear Case
In another blow to lobbyists, the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal has agreed to set aside the 5% streaming tax to hear the case.
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US Court Rules That Censoring Whole Platforms Like TikTok Protects Free Speech
A DC Circuit court has upheld the governments effort to censor the entirety of TikTok… claiming such a move protects free speech? Imagine if you
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French Court Orders Censorship of Multiple Porn Sites
A French court has not only ordered the blocking of the sites, but the implementation of non-existent age verification checks.
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US Second Circuit Court: Public Libraries are Just Piracy
Those who have declared war on public libraries scored a major victory with one court effectively declaring that they are just piracy.
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Judge Rules That Google is a Monopoly, So What Now?
In the US, a court has ruled that Google violated anti-trust laws. So, the question is, what’s next at this point? It’s not exactly a
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Court Rules Indiana’s Age Verification Law Likely Unconstitutional
Another court is questioning the constitutional nature of age verification law. It’s another blow to the laws supporters.
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Judge Dismisses Most of Authors Claims Against OpenAI, Training Likely Fair Use
Is reading material copyright infringement? A judge in the OpenAI lawsuit doesn’t appear to think so after dismissing chunks of their claims.
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