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The federal courts, long hostile to most forms of electronic journalism, are showing signs of accepting increased coverage by social and broadcast media. But messages from the courts remain mixed.

In a crucial victory for transparency, a Florida state appeals court ruled that the state's open meetings law will not "condone hiding behind federal mediation" when municipal governments try "to thwart the requirements of the Sunshine Law".

Future major entertainment properties and media brands are being created by streamers, influencers, and online creators on platforms like TikTok, Roblox, Twitch, and Minecraft.

One of the privacy features of blogging is that bloggers can keep certain information about themselves private (while blogging on topics they choose).

Hollywood is trying to change the way theatrical exhibitors do business.

Revenue sharing and NIL issues have transformed college athletics into complex business operations, prompting questions about whether traditional single-department structures remain optimal. Could Disney's multi-subsidiary model offer a blueprint for universities to manage revenue-generating sports separately while supporting Olympic programs through specialized entities?

The goal of the CDA was to control the exposure of minors to indecent material, but the law's passage provoked legal challenges and pertinent sections of the Act were subsequently struck down...

According to published reports, Louisiana bill HB 475, which seeks to create a carve out from State gambling laws for fantasy sports games played for money (the "Bill"), may not make it past the State's Senate Judiciary Committee.

Yesterday, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced that he plans to issue a regulation that requires social media platforms to "offer algorithmic choice" to users.

Over the past few years, businesses have discovered that mobile applications (or "apps"), when used to conduct sweepstakes and other promotional contests,

The world's population is increasingly reliant on smart phones and other similar mobile devices. Businesses have been adjusting to this new reality by pursuing consumer outreach through mobile ...

On June 17, 2020 NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that, with the City entering Phase Four of Reopening on Monday July 20th, 2020,

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed into law an amendment to Article 26 of New York's General Business Law which will limit the ability of out-of-state telemarketers to target New Yorkers at home.

Partner Camille Vasquez stopped by Byfield's "Counsel Culture: The Business of Law Podcast" ahead of delivering her keynote address at Brown Rudnick's Litigation Funding Conference...

Hollywood is trying to change the way theatrical exhibitors do business.

L'Oreal Active Cosmetics takes an interesting but increasingly popular tack when it comes to working with influencers ...

Artists and dealers have a unique relationship. After creating a work of art, artists commonly give that piece to an art merchant to exhibit, and, sometimes, sell on their behalf.