Fifth Circuit: Corporate censorship has it limits
If any of part of the opinion in Netchoice decision (full opinion here) sounds familiar, well, it should. Read more
Category: Social Media
Tweetmark infringement
When I first retired from my utter misuse of Twitter (it was all the rage!), I did so by politely bidding farewell to my 500 or... Read more
My Periscope with Adam Townsend
?LIVE: Discussing social media, the suppression of dissent and legal asymmetrical warfare with lawyer @RonColeman Please join us now and please ask questions ? https://t.co/wmGADwGT31... Read more
The short and sorry history of online content moderation – NJSBA CLE panel presentation
I told you I was doing this here. And it was loads of fun! Read more
Rutgers, Archer and Me: Using Social Media to Power Your Business
And I’ll be presenting! How do you like them apples! See you in sunny #Camden next Thursday, @Rutgers_Camden! https://t.co/jALesE7kn7 — Ron Coleman (@RonColeman) May 10,... Read more
Viral marketing and trademark control
Instapundit links to a case of viral marketing gone bad. Trademark owners must realize — or they will after this one plays out — that... Read more
16 hours in Twitter purgatory
I was locked out of Twitter because of a "glitch." Not. As long as it doesn't happen to you, right? And it can't happen to you. Read more
Social networking your way to summary judgment
That’s summary judgment, or worse, against you or your client. Last February we reported on a decision in which a federal magistrate judge ruled, unsurprisingly,... Read more