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Big Tech Tries to Bargain On Its Own Terms, News Publishers Left With Less
On October 21, Facebook reached an agreement with a group of French publishers to pay for news on its platform in France ... Read More
MPA Submits Comments to the USPS on Calculating Postage
MPA submitted comments to the USPS on calculating postage while an application for periodicals authorization is pending ... Read More
MPA Comments to USPS: Calculating Postage While Application for Periodicals Authorization is Pending
MPA submitted comments to the U.S. Postal Service on calculating postage while an application for periodicals authorization is pending ... Read More
MPA Submits Letter to the USPS on Proposed Rule for Periodicals Pending Authorization Postage
MPA submitted a letter to the USPS on a proposed rule for Periodicals Pending Authorization Postage: ... Read More
MPA Submits Letter to USPS on Proposed Rule for Periodicals Pending Authorization Postage
MPA submitted a letter to the U.S. Postal Service on a proposed rule for Periodicals Pending Authorization Postage ... Read More
The Alliance Signs onto Brief Arguing New York’s Anti-SLAPP Law Applies in Federal Court
On October 13, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press filed an amicus brief that the Alliance signed onto in the Second Circuit in Coleman v. Grand ... Read More
CFPB Orders Tech Firms to Hand Over Information on Digital Payment Systems
On October 21, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered various big tech companies operating digital payment systems – including Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google, PayPal, and ... Read More
Barbara Wall to Receive William J. Brennan, Jr. Defense of Freedom Award
The Media Law Resource Center (MLRC), at its Annual Dinner on November 10, will present its William J. Brennan, Jr. Defense of Freedom Award to ... Read More
Judge Orders the Unsealing of Information in State AG Case Against Google; Details Google’s Anti-Competitive Actions
On October 15, Judge P. Kevin Castel of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ordered the release of a partially ... Read More
Copyright Office Publishers an Ancillary Copyright Study NOI
On October 12, the United States Copyright Office published a Notice of Inquiry regarding its long-awaited study on ancillary copyright protections for publishers ... Read More
