A religious and political organisation located in Salem, Massachusetts called the Satanic Temple has accused Netflix’s The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina of copyright infringement.
On 12.9.18 the EU parliament voted 438 for to 226 against with 39 abstentions to pass the infamous Article 11 and 13 of the new reviewed copyright Directive.
Naming your business after yourself may seem an easy way to build a brand and ensure your brand name is unique.
UK based Hotel Chocolat has taken aim at supermarket Waitrose for infringing their IP rights in respect of a new line of chocolate bar products.
A ruling by a New York Federal judge is capable of changing the way we use social media.
The European Commission has spoken out and criticised a number of popular social media firms for not actioning fraud changes quicker.
William Godfrey posted sensitive police information on Twitter was fined in Maidstone Crown Court and after admitting breaking the Data Protection Act 1998.
Twitter emerged on to the social media platform rather quickly and has now become a worldwide recognised staple of peopleÂs internet activity.
Uber, the car-hailing app has had its request for the renewal of its private hire license refused by Transport for London
Last week, in the case of Packingham v North Carolina, the US Supreme Court ruled that a North Carolina law, barring convicted sex offenders from Facebook, Twitter and other popular social media websites, should be struck down.
