This case involves “session replay” technologies, described as (cleaned up): the software embeds snippets of JavaScript computer code on a website, which then deploys on each website visitor’s internet browser for the purpose of intercepting and recording the website visitor’s... The post Ninth Circuit Dismisses “Session Replay” Lawsuit–Popa v. Microsoft appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog.| Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Earlier this year, the Ninth Circuit issued companion rulings in Chabolla and Godun that scrambled Ninth Circuit TOS formation law. You can see where I think things now stand in the (free!) Online Contracts chapter from my Internet Law casebook.... The post The Ninth Circuit’s Flood of TOS Formation Cases appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog.| Technology & Marketing Law Blog
The DMCA online safe harbor is a notice-and-takedown scheme. Web hosts aren’t liable for copyright-infringing third-party uploads unless and until the copyright owner submits a proper takedown notice to the host, at which point the web host can remain legally... The post Internet Access Providers Aren’t Bound by DMCA Unmasking Subpoenas–In re Cox appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog.| Technology & Marketing Law Blog
More Bitcoin litigation 🙄. This time, malefactors hijacked popular YouTube channels and uploaded videos promoting Bitcoin scams: First, scammers will breach YouTube’s security to unlawfully gain access to verified and popular YouTube channels with tens or hundreds of thousands of...| Technology & Marketing Law Blog
This is a Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) case 🙄 against the video streaming platform Tubi. Tubi sought to send the case to arbitration per its TOS. The court says no. The account signup page on mobile devices looked like...| Technology & Marketing Law Blog
This is one of the many pending “Pixel” cases. If you don’t recall, a “pixel” is a 1×1-pixel image file that is imperceptible to web visitors. A website adds code to its web page that summons the pixel from a...| Technology & Marketing Law Blog