New York enacts the state’s first “right to repair” law.
In late 2022, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the “Digital Fair Repair Act” (S4101A/A7006-B) (to be codified in NY GBL §399-nn) (the “Law”). The law makes New York the … Read More
Amazon takes action against DMCA abuse
Competition among Amazon’s third-party merchants is notoriously fierce. The online retail giant often finds itself playing the role of referee, prohibiting what it considers unfair business practices (such as offering … Read More
DOJ Seeks to End Film and Movie Studio Antitrust Rulings Amid Streaming Competition: A New Opportunity in Theatrical Distribution?
For the film distribution and media sectors, this year has been action-packed. Production budgets are skyrocketing and new digital services are being announced or are being launched with each passing … Read More
Major CDA Section 230 Case Lands in Supreme Court: Level of Protection Assured Modern Online Platforms at Play
Since the passage of Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act (“CDA”), most federal circuits have interpreted the CDA to establish broad federal immunity from causes of action that would … Read More
Cannes Diary: Will Artificial Intelligence ‘Democratize Creativity’ or Lead to a Certain Doom?
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Bob Iger has seen “Dial of Destiny” five times and says further extensions of the Indy franchise are possible
At the Cannes world premiere for “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Fate,” Disney CEO Bob Iger watched the film for the fifth time. Prior to the screening at the … Read More