Category: Internet Law

State and federal revenge porn laws give victims legal tools to fight back against non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Here’s what the law provides.

A new app raised serious privacy concerns for Tinder users and online dating platform users. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal and privacy risks of social media data exposure.

E-commerce sellers face copyright infringement risks from product images, descriptions, and counterfeit goods. Here’s how online retail copyright scams work.

The European Parliament approved new data protection regulations that would eventually become the GDPR. Here’s what the initial legislative agreement contained and what changed.

International electronic communications law affects how e-commerce contracts are formed online. Here’s what the UN Convention means for global online businesses.

Business communications may be protected from court discovery by attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine. Here’s when your emails and messages are legally protected.

Revenge porn victims need an attorney experienced in non-consensual image law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what to look for when hiring a lawyer for a revenge porn case.

The FTC settled with Machinima over YouTube influencer videos that failed to disclose they were paid promotions. Here’s what the case means for influencer marketing disclosure.

Yelp’s disclosure of anonymous reviewer identities raises First Amendment privacy concerns. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal tension between Yelp subpoenas and reviewer privacy.

The FCC proposed stronger internet service provider privacy rules affecting how ISPs use customer data. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed rules and business implications.