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TikTok is under investigation by the FTC over data practices and could face a lawsuit

The agency is nearing the conclusion of its investigation and could settle with TikTok in the coming weeks.

Tiger King copyright case

DENVER — The 10th Circuit upheld a lower court’s dismissal of copyright infringement claims for seven of eight video clips used in the Netflix “Tiger King” series. The final clip, which is footage from a funeral, is not protected by fair use.

NBC says it will cut ties with former RNC head Ronna McDaniel after days of employee objections

An extraordinary succession of MSNBC hosts publicly protested the decision to hire McDaniel on their shows Monday.

An imprisoned journalist in Belarus designated a political prisoner by a leading rights group

Ihar Karnei is one of 34 Belarusian journalists who are in prison serving their sentences or awaiting trial.

Evidence sift prompts August trial date in case of murdered journalist

Despite initially resisting a trial delay, Robert Telles softened his stance after revelations of a preexisting bribery probe. He's changed his mind again and wants to go to trial as soon as possible.

Jefferson Starship suit concludes

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal court in California granted summary judgment to the 70s psych-rock band Jefferson Starship on the final claims in a contract lawsuit brought by former guitarist and songwriter Craig Chaquico. He sought an accounting claim for financial documents, but the court finds in favor of the group’s counterclaim over royalty cost deductions, finding a 1991 agreement allows the deductions that the group has taken from Chaquico’s royalties.

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