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In a previous post, we analyzed the battle over the trademark COMIC CON, which is owned by the San Diego Comic Convention (SDCC) but has been used by over 100 other comic book convention organizers.

As Lacoste looks to the future, this strategic initiative reinforces the high-end lifestyle company's DNA as an iconic tennis brand.

Reputation Management co-chair Mark Rosenberg spoke with Inside Counsel for the article, "Dealing with Negative or Defamatory Reviews on Social Media."

On June 26, 2025, Elon Musk posted on X: ​"Starting tomorrow, the esthetic nightmare that is hashtags will be banned from ads on X." Below that post, one user asked Musk's AI chatbot...

In this issue of Socially Aware, our Burton Award-winning guide to the law and business of social media, we summarize the FFIEC’s recently-issued final guidance on social media use by financial institutions; we report on a new NLRB decision holding that particularly egregious social media postings by employees may fall outside the protections of the NLRA; we provide an update on the California Attorney General’s guidance regarding compliance with the state’s "do-not-track" disclosure requirement

Partner Megan Noh was interviewed by Law360, following Instagram's recent update to its privacy policy, which now states that "websites should not 'embed' posts...

Partner Thomas Vidal will be moderating Jukin Media's event titled, "Protecting Ownership & Creating New Revenue Opportunities for Video Creators."

Roblox's most recent motion to dismiss the gambling-based class-action complaint brought by parents, guardians, and minor-aged users of its program succeeded in part, as the state-law fraud claims...

The social media wars rage on, as apps invest heavily in new features to grab and hold their fickle young audiences.

Donnelly McDowell tells you and your company basically everything you need to know if you want to advertise on social media.

Some freelancers are turning to social media to try to get paid for their work, often by making postings on vendors’ Facebook pages.

Twitter’s leadership was thrown into disarray after Ali Rowghani resigned suddenly as the company’s COO amid a dispute with Chief Executive Dick Costolo.

Lately, when Facebook has wanted to increase its users’ engagement on its site, it has turned to taking out ads—on Facebook.

What remains, if anything, of the Second Circuit’s landmark Cablevision ruling? Stay tuned for an upcoming blog post on this subject.

A Gallup survey found that a majority of Americans do not turn to social media when making purchasing decisions — but the survey appears to be flawed.

The U.S. Secret Service is looking for software developers who can write programs that are capable of detecting sarcasm in postings on social media sites.

For the first time, both Twitter and Facebook are seeing significant growth in online advertising placed by major companies.

Wearable Internet devices like Google Glass have made an impact. Could "nearables" be the next new thing?