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  1. Truth on the Market

    The New (Mexico) Math: Multiply the Violations and Never Mind the Harm

    By Daniel J. Gilman

    The big news in the competition-plus space—where competition policy meets broader policy concerns—isn’t an antitrust matter at all. It’s New Mexico’s announcement of its “Historic $25 Billion Penalty Against Facebook”…

  2. Florida Intellectual Property Law Blog

    OnlyFans Free Version Guide: How It Works, Benefits & Setup

    By Admin Manager

    What Is the OnlyFans Free Version? Who Can Benefit From a Free Version? How Does the OnlyFans Free Version Work? Key Benefits and Limitations Setting Up and Using the Free…

  3. Technology & Marketing Law Blog

    Snap Wants to be a State Actor??–Kansas v. Snap

    By Eric Goldman

    For decades, private Internet services have uniformly tried to avoid being legally characterized as government actors. If they become state actors, they must comply with Constitutional restrictions–meaning the Constitutionally required…

  4. Michael Geist Blog

    A Canary’s Song: What Antisemitism Reveals About the Health of Canadian Democracy

    By Michael Geist

    Peter Biro’s A Canary’s Song: Antisemitism in Our “Free and Democratic Society” conference was held earlier this week at the University of Toronto Conference Centre as the University stepped up…

  5. Jotwell

    Different Kinds of Differences in Kind

    By Rebecca Crootof

    When does a difference in degree become a difference in kind? Answers to this perennial techlaw question inevitably include mentions of “scale”—but what exactly does “scale” mean?In Taking Scale Seriously…

  6. Arnold & Porter: News & Perspectives

    S.D.N.Y. Upholds New York’s Social Media Content Moderation Disclosure Law

    By Arnold & Porter

    In a blow to tech industry efforts to challenge state social media regulations, X Corp. (formerly Twitter) lost its challenge to a New York state law requiring social media platforms…

  7. Spicy IP

    Unpacking Copyright Strikes, Safe Harbour and Due Diligence under the IT Rules : Part 2

    By Akshat Agrawal

    In continuation of Part 1, this Part tests the arguments run by the Platforms where they state that – striking content upon complaint and terminating accounts with repeated complaints is…

  8. Spicy IP

    Unpacking Copyright Strikes, Safe Harbour and Due Diligence under the IT Rules : Part 1

    By Akshat Agrawal

    The Delhi High Court has been recently grappling with issues concerning Copyright Strikes and takedowns by platforms, which have been necessitating Section 60 suits before the IPD Bench in Delhi. …

  9. Inforrm's Blog

    Global Freedom of Expression, Columbia University: Newsletter, 10 September 2026

    By INFORRM

    Columbia Global Freedom of Expression seeks to contribute to the development of an integrated and progressive jurisprudence and understanding on freedom of expression and information around the world.  It maintains an…

  10. India Legal

    Delhi High Court seeks Meta response on blocking Facebook page of Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi

    By Legal Desk

    The Delhi High Court has sought a response from Meta Platforms in a petition filed by Srinagar Lok Sabha MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi challenging the blocking of his Facebook…