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By pointing the finger at Facebook's algorithms, this complaint goes further than any other of its kind.
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By pointing the finger at Facebook's algorithms, this complaint goes further than any other of its kind.
Extensively citing documents put out by Frances Haugen, the lawsuit accuses the social media giant of securities fraud.
The copyright dispute between TV Today and Newslaundry which hinges on fair usage has made its way to court.
Facebook hit out at the US antitrust watchdog in a new court filing that argued the purported lack of direct evidence and data.
The amended complaint which focused on Facebook’s acquisition of WhatsApp and Instagram comes after a judge threw out two antitrust cases against the company...
The information that was made public highlighted Google’s strategies to deal with the issue that arose last year when a payment system allowed Fortnite...
Last month, the Supreme Court appointed an arbitrator in a case between hospitality companies Zostel and Oyo Rooms. The arbitrator, former Chief Justice of India...
US-based communications company Avaya has moved the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) against Reliance Communications (RCom) in an attempt to recover dues worth Rs...
Following a court ruling in February this year, which saw Apple cough up $625.6 million to VirnetX, the patent-holding company has once again taken to...
The Delhi High Court has agreed in part with Xiaomi that Ericsson concealed relevant information about two of its 3G patents, and has withdrawn...
