For those who don’t follow KLF Legal on Facebook or Twitter, here are some of the stories I shared in November. Wikileaks, copyright trolls and Sarah Palin, oh my.
Scan the headlines and you may find something interesting:
Rethink social media policies in light of NLRB complaint, lawyers say
US embassy cables: The job of the media is not to protect the powerful from embarrassment
Blogger released from Egyptian jail after four years
SAP Must Pay Oracle $1.3 Billion Over Unit’s Downloads
Judge to Righthaven: Show why lawsuit shouldn’t be dismissed
David Kernell, Palin E-mail Hacker, Sentenced To Year In Custody
Sarah Palin sues website for leaking excerpts of new book
Oregon Senator Vows To Block Internet Blacklist Bill
Lawyer wants “Goliath verdict” against RIAA in abuse trial
Labor board: Facebook vent against supervisor not grounds for firing
Police recruits must provide social sites’ passwords
Legal Attack on Internet Music Storage Threatens ‘Safe Harbor’ Rules for Online Businesses
Dealing with Online Customer Reviews
Copyright Lawyers Sue Lawyer Who Helped Copyright Defendants
New Oklahoma law gives estate executors control over the social networking profiles of dead people
Bach: Anti-Copyright Activist?
The State of The Music Industry and the Delegitimization of Artists
Every Inch Counts: Porn Filesharing Lawsuits Crest 30K Defendants
Recent months: October
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