District Court Judge Louis Stanton has confirmed, once again, that YouTube operates well within the rules of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and therefore is protected by safe harbor. For the second time, a federal court correctly rejected...
Court of Appeals for the District of Colombia. The Federal Appeals Court has upheld the National Security Agency's decision not to release information confirming or denying if they have a relationship with Google.
District Judge Amy Jackson didn’t agree, and basically told EPIC it isn’t the court’s job to tell agencies like the FTC how to do their job. A federal court dismissed a lawsuit the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) brought against the U.S.
Some feel this judge was extending well beyond his jurisdiction for a District Court ruling by handing control of hundreds of sites (owned by webmasters across the globe) and a chunk of the Google index (property of a California-based business...
District Judge Robert Wilkins. Google's ITA acquisition is officially in the clear; a federal court ruling approved the consent agreement between Google and the Department of Justice that was made in April.
One of Google's attorneys, Michael Ruben, made the official filing, stating that the courts should review the decision made by Ware "before forcing [Google] to proceed with protracted litigation at the district court" (as reported by Wired).
District Court, Western District of Washington, case number 01CR00310RSL- and this information is public- call them yourself if you want) was submitted alleging that zFire (Mike Prime) had violated his conditions of supervision by:
District Court for South Carolina ordered Bright Builders to pay $770,750 in statutory damages and Christopher Prince, owner of the web site, $28,250, according to lawyers for the plaintiff, Cleveland Golf Company Inc," InternetRetailer noted.
District Court in Manhattan in response to Viacom's lawsuit alleging that the Internet has led to "an explosion of copyright infringement" by YouTube and others. In papers submitted to a judge late Friday, Google claimed YouTube "goes far beyond...
As explained by the District Court, Google and its founders are not state actors, and Jayne's allegation concerning his coded social security number does not constitute a violation of the Constitution or federal law.
Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of New York for the content of the e-mail account entitled "[email protected]" used "primarily by Mark Brenner and Cecil Suwal to recruit new prostitutes for the Emperors Club.
District Court for the Northern District of California also rejected Target's motion for summary judgment in the case, according to the ruling filed October 2. What started as a student suing target.com this time last year, has now grown into a...
Search Records Requests under Patriot Act Ruled UnconstitutionalControversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge. Don’t Sue Over KeywordsWhen it comes to trademark protection, the lesson from...
Search Records Requests under Patriot Act Ruled UnconstitutionalControversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge. Want a snapshot of the day's search marketing news?
Yesterday controversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by federal district court judge Victor Marrero. District Judge Victor Marrero ruled portions of the Patriot Act unconstitutional.
The London Free Press is reporting on a case in a New York Federal District Court, Rescuecom v. Google Appeals Federal Judge's Orkut Ruling The International Herald Tribune reports that Google has appealed a federal judge's order to hand over the...
The London Free Press is reporting on a case in a New York Federal District Court, Rescuecom v. Third, a New Jersey Federal District Court, after the Rescue.com decision, held against an advertiser in denying a motion for summary judgment.
Follow-Up: School Couldn't Reach Google Until Injunction Filed Catawba County Schools in North Carolina obtained an injunction to remove private material from Google because it had no luck getting action from the search engine after trying other...
District Judge James Ware has announced that a hearing regarding the subpoena asking Google to turn over search records to the U.S. Department of Justice will take place one month from today, February 27, 2006, at 9am in California Northern...
District Court for Northern California in San Jose declined to say what his final ruling would be in the suit by Google, which is seeking to override the jurisdiction of a Washington state court in a related case.
