New NCAA Rules Aim at Holding Coaches Accountable
Jackson Lewis
November 2, 2012
2 pages
Real People in Video Games: When Does the 1st Amendment Trump the Right of Publicity?
Pillsbury
March 13, 2012
IOC agrees practical steps in fight against illegal betting in sport
DLA Piper
February 8, 2012
Tamkin Clarifies the Anti-SLAPP "Public Interest" Requirement for Entertainment Media Content ProviderKelley Drye
From The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
February 1, 2012
Media and Communications Newsletter
Holland & Knight
January 18, 2012
In this Issue:
- D.C. Court Grants First Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Against Libel Plaintiff
- Miami Judge Denies Motion to Gag Southern Poverty Law Center
- Florida Judge Protects Journalist's Privilege
- Maryland Court Quashes Subpoena for TV Journalist's Testimony
- New York Court Holds False Imputations of Homosexuality Still Per Se Defamatory
Three Point ShotProskauer
November 29, 2011
In this Issue:
- Tennis Umpires Serve Up Lawsuit against USTA
- Ultimate Fighting – It's Like "Swan Lake" – How Come You Can't SEE That?
Things to Consider Before Adding Google+ to Your Organization's Online Strategy
Wiley Rein
September 2011
Another Fair-Use Victory for the Studios: Makers of South Park Immune from Copyright Infringement Claim of Viral Video Creator
Courtside: Communications Lawyer
Jenner & Block
August 2011
In this Issue:
- Court Affirms Invalidation of California Video Game Law
- FCC’s “Fleeting Indecency” Policy Returns to the Court
To the Cloud! Anticipating the Legal Issues in Cloud-Based Gaming
Pillsbury
August 17, 2011
