Category: Internet Law

Status on Social Media Moderation Statutes and Cases

Status on Social Media Moderation Statutes and Cases

Internet Law

Social media content moderation by technology platforms was one of the “hot” legal topics in 2023-2024. Three States — California, Texas, and Florida — passed different statutes to either require more content moderation (California) or to limit such moderation (Texas and Florida). All the statutes, in one way or another, demanded more transparency and information […]

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Youtubers: Two Keys for Complying With FTC Endorsement/Fair Advertising Rules

Youtubers: Two Keys for Complying With FTC Endorsement/Fair Advertising Rules

Internet Law

YouTubers know they have to comply with all the various YouTube rules and regulations. These include Youtube rules related to endorsements of products and sponsored content. However, YouTubers also have to comply with statutes and government regulations, which are often more strict than their YouTube counterparts. The most important set of rules has been issued […]

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D2C E-commerce Businesses: What is the De Minimis Postal/Customs Rule?

D2C E-commerce Businesses: What is the De Minimis Postal/Customs Rule?

Internet Law

For many direct-to-consumer (“D2C”) e-commerce businesses, China is the source of the products that are delivered to consumers directly from the manufacturing or processing centers. The business model works economically for many reasons, including what is generally called the de minimis customs and postal rule. This rule allows packages with values less than $800 to […]

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NIL Athlete Deals: They Will Not Let Me Appear in My Team Jersey: Why Not?

NIL Athlete Deals: They Will Not Let Me Appear in My Team Jersey: Why Not?

Internet Law

In every name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) endorsement agreement, there are provisions that prohibit the use of team logos and designs and that ban the athlete from appearing in his or her team’s jersey or other identifying clothes. This may seem puzzling since the reason the athlete is being sought out for NIL endorsements is […]

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Can I Appeal an Amazon Arbitration Award?

Can I Appeal an Amazon Arbitration Award?

Internet Law

Practically speaking, the answer is “no.” As many know, Amazon’s Terms of Service and other agreements require that any disputes be submitted to binding private arbitration (as opposed to resolution through the process of a public court proceeding). Through movies, television, and literary depictions and descriptions, many people have some sense of how court proceedings […]

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What Does an ESports Lawyer Do?

What Does an ESports Lawyer Do?

Internet Law

Competitive video and table-top gaming — esports — is big business now, as everyone knows. Top-tier competitors are commanding six-figure salaries, esports leagues are proliferating, and investors are taking serious notice. However, the more complex the esports landscape becomes, the more players and others are going to need the legal services of experienced esports lawyers […]

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The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: What Businesses Should Know (Part Two)

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: What Businesses Should Know (Part Two)

Internet Law

In May 2024, Minnesota enacted the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (“MCDPA”). In Part One of this two-part article, the Consumer Data Protection Attorneys at Revision Legal discussed the consumer rights and consumer-facing business obligations imposed by the MCDPA, including additional consumer rights related to automated decisions that utilize profiling data. The MCDPA allows consumers […]

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The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: Summary For Consumers

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: Summary For Consumers

Internet Law

In May 2024, Minnesota enacted a consumer data privacy statute called the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (“MCDPA”). About 20 States have enacted consumer data privacy statutes similar to the MCDPA, and the MCDPA follows the general template of those statutes. However, there are some unique and additional features of the MCDPA that are very […]

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The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: Overview of  Some Uncommon and Unique Features

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Law: Overview of  Some Uncommon and Unique Features

Internet Law

In May 2024, Minnesota was the 19th State to enact a consumer data privacy statute called the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (“MCDPA”). For most “covered entities,” the MCDPA will become effective at the end of July 2025. In this article, the Consumer Data Protection Attorneys at Revision Legal offer a brief list of some […]

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