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A Virginia resident who posted allegedly defamatory comments on several websites may be sued in an Ohio court even if…

The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld a federal law that prevents journalists from reporting on evidence presented at bail…

The Las Vegas Review-Journal is suing dozens of websites that are using the newspaper’s content without permission. Righthaven LLC, a…

Four media organizations that teamed up and petitioned a Charlottesville judge to unseal records in the trial of a University…

An Illinois newspaper must disclose the identity of an anonymous reader who posted allegedly defamatory comments on its website, a…

Documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger will not have to turn over 600 hours of raw footage to Chevron for now, at…

A federal bankruptcy court in Texas became one of the first to find that individuals can be held liable for…

Congress is looking for a new way to combat animal cruelty videos in the wake of  the Supreme Court's recent…

A case before a federal appeals court could have important ramifications for news organizations seeking to protect time-sensitive stories from…

The Biography Channel and its parent company face two federal lawsuits that look to test the limits of media liability…