| Misuse of an automatic email service through Facebook or another social networking site can lead to liability under the CAN-SPAM Act, the CFAA, and California Penal Code § 502 |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Potential liability for defamation and false light as a result of Wikipedia entries |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| All members of a data loss class action must suffer, and allege, sufficient harm to establish standing |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Private Employee Blog That Perpetuates Coworker Harassment is Sufficiently Related to the Workplace to Impose Liability on an Employer |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| The Ninth Circuit Weighs In On The Application of FACTA to Emailed Receipts and Offers Drafting Tips for Forum Selection Clauses |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Section 512(h) Subpoenas Are Limited to Current Infringing Activity |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| CDA Section 230 Provides Immunity to eBay for Tortious Conduct of Its Sellers |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Automated Domain Forwarding by GoDaddy Does Not Constitute Contributory Cybersquatting |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| 50-Year Harassment Restraining Order Upheld Against Scorned Lover Turned Angry Blogger |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Clickwrap, Browsewrap, and now Referencewrap? |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2012 |
| Starting a Business and Protecting Your Intellectual Property |
Law Commentator |
2012 |
| WoW Users Are Only Licensees but Glider Users Are Not Copyright Infringers |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Court Denies Summary Judgment Motion from Marketing Company Sued for the Alleged Infringement of its Client’s Website |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| SDNY Gives Sellify a Lesson in Agency Law |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Trademark Owner Loses Rights Through Naked Licensing |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Less Spam on Facebook! |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| The Direct Marketing Association is granted a preliminary injunction against Colorado’s new tax collection obligations imposed on out-of-state retailers |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Softech Denied Preliminary Injunction Due to Essential Step Defense |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Only the holder of an exclusive right has standing to bring a claim for copyright infringement |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| The FTC is not required to show substantial injury that was not reasonably avoidable by consumers in a deception case |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Previous DMCA take-down notices do not shift the burden to a service provider to conduct a search for additional infringing content |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| A violation of your employer’s computer use policy can mean a violation of the CFAA |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Fun With Unilateral Contracts (Stebbins v. Wal-Mart Stores Arkansas) |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Domain Registrar Found Liable for Improper Transfer of Domain Name |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| NCAA Student-Athlete Lawsuit Set to Proceed Following Grant of Electronic Arts’ Motion to Dismiss Certain Claims |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| The Ninth Circuit Weighs In On The Application of FACTA to Emailed Receipts and Offers Drafting Tips for Forum Selection Clauses |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Presence of Flash Cookies Insufficient Damage to Support Standing |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2011 |
| Various articles |
IT Law Wiki |
2011 |
| Clickwrap and Browse-Wrap FAQ |
E-Commerce Law Report |
2010 |
| Blockowicz v. Williams |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Missouri Court of Appeals Gives Guidance for the Enforcement of Browse-Wrap Agreements |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Proof of Participating in the Creation of Defamatory Statements is Required to Defeat Immunity Under the Communications Decency Act |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| District Courrt Finds a Heightened Standard for Unmasking an Anonymous Non-Party Speaker |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Sales on Ebay Do Not Lead to Personal Jurisdiction in the Buyer's State |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Language Education Website eVisa is Found to Dilute the Visa Trademark |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| No Unauthorized Use of Name or Likeness Without a Showing of Produce or Service Promotion |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| AOL Denied Preliminary Injunction Against Allegedly Infringing Trademark Use Due to a Finding that its "Advertising.com" Mark is Generic |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| 9th Circuit Rules on Nominative Fair Use Defense as it Applies to Domain Names |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Service of Process by Email |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Setting Up a MySpace Page for Someone Else (Other Than Your Cat) Could Lead to Criminal Liability |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| No Claim for Data Breach Without Actual Harm |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2010 |
| Various articles |
Superhero Law |
2009 |
| Section 230 Applies to Statements of Union Members on Union Website |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| District Court Denies Blockbuster's Motion to Compel Arbitration Based on an Illusory Clause |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Taxation in Virtual Worlds |
E-Commerce Law Report |
2009 |
| New Jersey Blogger Denied Shield Law Protection and Liable for Damages Without Evidence of Actual Harm |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| “Good Faith” is Too Soft, “Summary Judgment” is Too Hard, “Prima Facie” is Just Right |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| First Circuit Says Truth is a Defense to Defamation, but Only in Moderation |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Fourth Circuit Says Statutory Damages Under the Stored Communications Act Are Reserved for Those That Are Actually Damaged |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| California Violent Video Game Act Is Running Out of Extra Lives |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Real Rights of Publicity Give Way to First Amendment Rights in a Fantasy Game |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Single Publication Rule Applies to Online Defamation |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Gold Farming FAQ |
E-Commerce Law Report |
2009 |
| Warrants for e-mail must meet the particularity requirement and affidavits must be attached to have any bearing on the legitimacy of the warrant |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Lying When Signing Up for Online Service Not a Crime |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| 9th Circuit Applies National Community Standards to Internet Speech |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Internet "Trash Talk" Can Still be Defamatory |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| No Receipt Required for the Seizure of E-Mail |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Impeachment by Facebook Status Update? |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
2009 |
| Atlantic Recording v. XM Satellite Radio |
E-Commerce Law Report |
2007 |
| Wikipedia is Not a Source Whose Accuracy Cannot Be Reasonably Questioned |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
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| Yahoo Could Be Liable for an Unnecessary Promise to Remove Third-Party Content |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
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| Stick to Twitter on your Office Computer and Stay Out of Jail |
Cyberspace Lawyer |
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