US Senators Ask Copyright Office to Look into State Infringement Drew Wilson | May 1, 2020 After a ruling that held that government is immune to copyright infringement lawsuits, senators are wanting officials to look into this further.
More Tech Companies Come Out to Support Google In API Case Drew Wilson | January 17, 2020 There’s been additional developments in the Google v Oracle case. More tech companies are coming out to support Google in the case.
APIs Can Not Be Copyrighted EFF Tells US Supreme Court Drew Wilson | January 13, 2020 Things are not looking good in the Oracle v Google case. So, the EFF has asked the Supreme court to reverse the API decision.
Trumps Supreme Court Nominee Has History of Being Net Neutrality Opponent Drew Wilson | July 11, 2018 Trump’s new supreme court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, is having his history combed over. It turns out, he’s a net neutrality opponent.
Does a Supreme Court Ruling Kill the PSN Class Action Lawsuit? Drew Wilson | April 28, 2011 The major PSN outage that saw 70-77 million users data compromised certainly was looking to be one of Sony’s more expensive messes. With governments expressing concern over users identities and a lawsuit already filed against the company, it looked like certain disaster until a recent supreme court ruling was made in a separate case.
