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The IQOS device heats tobacco, rather than burning it, in order to release nicotine-containing vapor without generating smoke.

Last week, Pinterest updated its Acceptable Use Policy, which governs its policies for conducting a contest and sweepstakes.

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration just issued a warning about social media challenges that encourage people to misuse nonprescription medications.

On August 15, Danielle A. Singer and her company Project Therapy, LLC (dba Therapy Threads) filed a class-action complaint against Facebook, Inc.

Social media influencers are constantly competing for likes, partnerships, and ways to differentiate themselves from others.

President Donald Trump's Executive Order titled, "Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship" is the Administration's first step to pursue the President's content moderation goals.

In response to increased pressure regarding a rapidly-changing digital landscape, California recently proposed a bill that would make it unlawful for any person to use an automated account...

Pryor Cashman represents Austin McBroom and his company, Simply Greatness Productions, in a pay dispute against LiveXLive.

United States Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, dissenting from the denial of certiorari in Berisha v. Lawson, et al., joined fellow Justice Clarence Thomas in questioning the appropriateness of the "actual malice" standard, ...

First, as Facebook moves to overtake YouTube as the world's most popular video platform, it recently announced changes to its video functionality (see Facebook Video API), including that video publishers will now be able to restrict video viewership by age and gender.

In this episode of "Reel Talk: Inside the Business of Entertainment," Anne Kennedy McGuire, deputy chair of the firm's Entertainment practice and chair of the Podcast industry group...

In an interview with the editorial board of the New York Times, published today, former Vice President Joe Biden advocated for repeal...

In the most recent decision to come out of Pennsylvania regarding the discoverability of social media, a Philadelphia judge denied a defendant’s request to gain access to a plaintiff’s Facebook page.

A company has filed suit against its former employee regarding his continued use and control over the Twitter account @Phonedog_Noah. (Phonedog, LLC v. Noah Kravitz, 11-03474 (N.D. Cal.; Nov. 8, 2011)).

A recent class action asks how it's possible that a Chinese company, with allegedly ​"no fashion designers or background, selling flea-market quality clothes...

With any advertising campaign, it's not just the legal issues that can get you into trouble.

Please join Socially Aware editor John Delaney as he chairs Practising Law Institute’s (PLI) "Social Media 2015: Addressing Corporate Risks."