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Justice Department to Team Up With States to Outline Google Antitrust Action
2020 could be the year a federal antitrust investigation is opened.
Joe Biden Falsely Accuses Bernie Sanders Campaign of “Doctored Video”
The video hadn’t been altered anyway.
YouTube Vigilante Couple Arrested for Entrapping and Attacking Bike Thieves for YouTube Content
Police in California have detained a couple for luring bike thieves and assaulting them, to then post videos of these incidents on YouTube. This went on for months. Instead, the authorities finally took action to detain Corey Cornutt and Savannah Grillot, both in their 20s, described as “vigila
24-Year-Old Influencer “Paul Zimmer” Accused of Pretending to Be 16-Years-Old to Scam His Audience
Court documents revealed the controversy.
New York Plans to Replicate California’s “Anti-Freelancer” Law
The law has already caused Californian freelance writers to lose work.
PayPal Accused of Censorship for Blocking Payments Relating to the Word “Iran”
The move is affecting independent media.
GirlsDoPorn – Young Women Win Case Against Studio, Were Subjected to “Intimidation and Coercion” to Perform
The women have been awarded damages.
Experian Accused of Creating a Difficult Data-Sharing Opt-Out Process
Is Experian trying to scare people from opting out?
Court Orders Man to Stop Distributing Products That Avoid Nintendo’s Intellectual Property Protections
The well-documented case has come to a conclusion.
Democrats Want a Study on the Effects SESTA and FOSTA Had on Sex Workers
Lawmakers want to know about any “harmful effects” the acts may have had.
YouTube Slammed Over Its Latest COPPA Comments, as Community Points Out the Whole Situation Is YouTube’s Fault
Many people believe that YouTube caused the problem by collecting data from children.
Judge Recognizes Dominant Nature of Twitch, Cap on Amount of Damages Banned Streamer Can Claim Is Lifted
The ruling could pave the way for helping other streamers and creators in pushing back against platforms.
