Category: Internet Law

A la carte cable pricing would let consumers pay only for channels they watch. Here’s the legal and business case for unbundling cable television and what it would mean for consumers.

The Marketplace Fairness Act proposed requiring online sellers to collect sales tax on digital downloads across state lines. Here’s how it would affect e-commerce businesses.

Victims of revenge porn have legal tools to fight back, including civil lawsuits, criminal complaints, and takedown requests. Here’s where to start.

Internet sales tax rules affect both online sellers and shoppers. Here’s how evolving sales tax laws apply to e-commerce transactions and what businesses must do to comply.

Warner Bros. was sued for copyright infringement over the Nyan Cat meme in a video game. Here’s what the case taught about internet meme copyright ownership.

Michigan courts have not clearly established the rights of anonymous bloggers to avoid identification. Here’s what the legal landscape looks like for anonymous online speech in Michigan.

WIPO reported a 5% increase in cybersquatting cases filed under the UDRP. Here’s what the trend reveals about domain name abuse and how brand owners are fighting back.

Getting an indie game on Nintendo’s platform requires navigating strict approval and technical requirements. Here’s what independent game developers need to know about the process.

FTC amendments to COPPA expanded protections for children’s online privacy and gave parents greater control over data collection. Here’s what the updated rules require.

Burger King fought cybersquatting in Russia through international domain name litigation. Here’s what the case teaches about protecting brand names in foreign domain registrations.