Malice aforethought
It’s me, on the Michael Malice show, talking about censorship, social media and The Slants case. Originally posted 2019-03-15 12:32:45. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Tag: Social Media
Likelihood of peregrination – Minnesota CLE
I’ve been ’round so long I don’t hardly even know what square is. I want to thank Minnesota CLE for having me on February 16, 2016. You can... Read more
Circuit Split: Do Public Officials Violate the First Amendment When They Block Social Media Comments? (Guest Post)
Nearly 75% of America’s population today actively uses social media. Facebook and Twitter have become invaluable channels of information, and are often the main source... 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
Clothiers and disclosure (Best of 2016)
First posted on May 6, 2016. Interesting. This, from the mysterious Julie Zerbo at her iconoclastic blog, The Fashion Law: The newest group of potential outlaws... Read more
Please unfollow
Is it me? I don’t think it’s me. Originally posted 2019-08-09 12:03:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Instagurlz
You should subscribe to Julie Nolke’s channel (and my slightly less popular one of course). Read more
Yelp for evidence
Anonymous online comments as proof of a LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION at the preliminary injunction stage? Evan Brown explains: In a trademark case between competing health clubs,... Read more
The Section 230 Illusion
My first contribution to the newly reconfigured Human Events: NEW: The Section 230 Illusion. Publisher or Platform? What if it doesn’t matter? Check out the... Read more
You are the product
Great white paper on this issue by ?@RonColeman?. If you’re really concerned about this, dive deeper before marking arguments. ?? https://t.co/lyGkhNKqHL — Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq)... Read more
Social media is evidence
Earlier this month (on August 15, 2016), two of my Archer & Greiner colleagues, Dan Farino and Douglas Leney, published an article in the National... Read more
Facebook’s new and improved speech police
What could possibly go wrong? Let’s ask Brendan Carr, a member of the Federal Communications Commission. Click through for the whole thread but don’t .... Read more
Social media guidelines for lawyers from the NYSBA
You've heard about the new NYSBA Social Media Ethics Guidelines, right? Hear more about it at the @nyipla one-day seminar on Nov. 13th Read more
Photographs, tag-backs and bad facts
Well… https://t.co/Tp1owKLRoy — Likelihood ®© Blog (@likely2confuse) July 22, 2019 Frankly, it’s been done before, and in the Second Circuit, you could do it, and... Read more