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Facebook Lawsuit Throws the -book at Social Networking Site for Teachers
Facebook has sued a little-known website for educators called Teachbook, claiming Facebook literally owns the “book” when it comes to naming social networking sites. “Misappropriating the distinctive...
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Feds to Blacklist Piracy Sites Under House Proposal
A bi-partisan group of House members introduced legislation Wednesday that would boost the government's authority to disrupt and shutter websites that hawk or host infringing products. The measure for...
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Lawmaker Waters Down His Online Blacklisting Bill
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) introduced amendments late Monday to the Stop Online Piracy Act -- changes that dramatically water down the measure's scope. Among the amendments, they include a...
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Copyright Treaty Requires Congressional Support, Senator Says
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) has proposed legislation requiring the Obama administration to secure congressional legislative approval for the United States to participate in an international anti-piracy...
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Motorcycle Club’s Attorney Scoffs at FBI Assessment
A lawyer representing an alleged crime syndicate is crying foul over a Federal Bureau of Investigation assessment that a motorcycle gang trademarked its patch to prevent infiltration by undercover...
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BitTorrent Inc. Sues Germany’s BitTorrent Co. for Infringement
BitTorrent Inc. of San Francisco, the developer of the BitTorrent file-sharing protocol, claims in a federal lawsuit that a German company is ripping off its intellectual property. BitTorrent file...
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Attaché Company Attacks Marvel, Alleging Avengers Infringement
German luxury travel-case maker Rimowa claims in a federal lawsuit that the forthcoming Blu-ray box set of the Marvel Entertainment hit movie Avengers infringes on its Topas attaché case. The "Marvel...
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