According to a New York Times report, TF1’s lawsuit asked the court to rule that YouTube was required to pre-filter all content before it...

In one of its legal filings, Google called it “one of the most aggressive campaigns of domain name infringement that [Google] has...

published reports, a federal jury earlier today delivered a mixed result in Oracle v. Google. The jury found that Google had in fact...

Reuters, Judge William Alsup commented on otherwise sealed financial documents submitted by Google to the court. “That adds up to a big...

Hamburg’s state court has told YouTube Germany that it must prevent users from uploading some music videos whose copyrights belong to the...

When it comes to Twitter, I most value each of my many individual interactions  (let’s call that eating my cake) — but at the same time,...

As VentureBeat first reported, Flickr is using the “nopin” meta tag that Pinterest just introduced earlier this week. When Pinterest sees...

noise continues to grow surrounding Pinterest and its potential legal headaches, the image-based social network has taken a small step...

using Skimlinks to monetize some of the “pins” that its users were publishing on the site and, in other news, the company also says that...

opened a formal investigation to determine whether the Korean firm breached EU antitrust rules. Did Samsung break its promise to Europe?...

Twitter has shared the news on its blog, saying: As we continue to grow internationally, we will enter countries that have different...

report in CNET, based on public filings with the US Senate Office of Public Records, Google spending on federal lobbying exceeded that of...

massive anti-SOPA protest. In light of that, and reconsideration by several of the bill’s sponsors and high profile supporters in...

protested the SOPA & PIPA bills that are currently moving through the U.S. Congress by either going completely dark for the day or — as...

gone dark to protest the anti-piracy bills in the US Congress known as SOPA and PIPA. Internet companies fear they potentially could...

SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act (H.R. 3261,) has been the hottest, most controversial news topics.  The proposed legislation required...

Rep. Darrell Issa of California, Chairman of the House’s Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, announced the hearing today. On...

H.R. 3261) is proposed legislation before the U.S. House of Representatives that would require search engines, advertisers, ISPs and...