On July 5, a federal judge granted initial approval for a $7.4 million settlement deal between a class of subscribers and a media company.

In this podcast, Dee Anna Hays and Susan Gorey are joined by John Merrell, who is a member of our Traditional Labor Relations Practice Group, to discuss the pros and cons of having a social media policy.

Requires the Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to ensure that competition laws are appropriately enforced in the concert and entertainment industry...

A copyright dispute between British artist Anouska Samms and the Metropolitan Museum of Art raises fundamental questions about authorship, credit, and moral rights in collaborative art.

Partner Frank Scibilia will be a panelist at the 27th Annual Fordham IP Conference.

Chris Spicer and Alissa Miller, lawyers in Akin Gump's entertainment practice, discuss on-camera some of the trending topics in the entertainment world in 2016 and make predictions on what to expect in 2017.

This premier rural oriented news and entertainment content provider needed to bring attention to the fact that urban-based cable conglomerates are rapidly eliminating their content

Bernard Hiller is a Hollywood acting coach, author, business trainer, and life coach. In this episode of Client Conversations With Craig Budner, Bernie and Craig discuss Bernie's early life and its influence...

Harold Kaufman is the senior director of media relations and communications for sports and entertainment at Tony Fay PR, serving some of the biggest brands in sports and entertainment...

Will and Det examine innovative ownership models, including private equity-backed entities and community-based structures, and analyze the legal and financial implications of introducing private investment into collegiate sports.

Lori Landew was featured in the New York Law Journal article, "Court Rules That NY Common Law Does Not Protect Pre-1972 Sound Recordings."

Derek Crownover (Member, Nashville) was recently quoted in The Hollywood Reporter article, "'She Has No Legal Recourse':

This holiday makes my head spin!

It's been awhile since we drained out a Cabinet playlist. But with the change of seasons, it's time to revisit old terror-tory.

Just one day after the judge in Sarah's Palin's case against The New York Times announced that no reasonable jury could return a verdict for Ms. Palin...

SHOOTonline, a publication that served the commercial production industry for over six decades, has announced its closure. The site was an important source of legal and industry information for advertisers, agencies, and production companies throughout its long history.

TMT Time is a podcast that looks at the pressing and often unique issues facing the Technology, Media & Telecommunications Industry.

A webinar replay of "The Changing Landscape Between Sports, Media and Gambling," the third in our Game Changers: Strategies for the Business of Sports and Gaming Webinar Series with SeventySix Capital Sports Advisory, is available.

FCC Chair Tom Wheeler has announced his resignation effective upon Donald Trump's inauguration.

Fox Rothschild LLP was featured in the The Hollywood Reporter article, "'Black Panther' Movie Adds Angela Bassett."