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“When Paul Ceglia first claimed he owned half of Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook shares, not too many people paid attention. But when he hired lawyers from megafirm DLA Piper to re-file his lawsuit in federal court—and attached a bunch of alleged [...]

Especially for my legal colleagues reading this, this article illustrates the closing gap between social media and the law. There are so many ways we can obtain evidence for litigation/trial purposes. Get savvy about the law (in this area) so [...]

Above the Law via Scott Graham of Legal Pad brings our attention to the recent  IP panel discussion by Alex Kozinski,  Chief Judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (“Chief Judge”). The Chief Judge believes [...]

“Branded pages, through which advertisers could deliver tailored messages, are under consideration, along with other plans to increase the long-term revenue potential of the social network, according to sources familiar with the subject. It is understood that Twitter chief executive [...]

Question of the day: Does a Celebrity have a Right to Privacy on Facebook? UK Law Student Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri runs a very popular blog site called Ghanacelebrities.com. Although operating out of the UK, he is a celebrity African blogger. [...]