The government’s lawsuit against REPS & Company exposes an alleged industrial-scale ticket scalping operation. But who ...

Anyone who lived through the Dot Bomb era is reluctant to be branded a “Luddite” by the same people who were using technology to enrich themselves with one of the great free rides. But the humans who ...

The Justice Department has a problem with Judge Vince Chhabria’s opinion in Kadrey v. Meta. Actually, it has two problems. First, DOJ likes Judge Chhabria’s conclusion that training a large language ...

Late last year, thieves disguised as construction workers broke into the Louvre during broad daylight, grabbed more than $100 million worth of crown jewels, and roared off on their motorbikes into the ...

On April 14, 2026, federal District Judge Jed S. Rakoff in Southern District of New York handed down one of the most significant copyright rulings in recent memory, ordering the shadow library Anna’s ...

In a recent post I argued that California’s speculative ticketing bill, AB 1349, represents an important step toward restoring basic honesty to the ticket resale market. The bill targets a practice ...

The Justice Department has entered the consolidated New York Times v. OpenAI litigation with a remarkable proposition dressed up as an ordinary application of fair use: courts should effectively ...

Every now and then you see one of those cases that makes you say which idiot thought it was a good idea to litigate this catastrophe rather than settle? Two juries—on opposite sides of the ...

C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters is a satirical novel framed as correspondence from Screwtape, a senior demon, to his inexperienced nephew Wormwood. Screwtape advises him how to tempt and manipulate ...

The Mechanical Licensing Collective has now said out loud what many assumed was coming. According to a recent communication circulated to stakeholders, the MLC has begun developing the ...

The data-center backlash has crossed an important threshold. It is no longer principally a collection of zoning disputes, transmission fights, tax-policy arguments, and local environmental campaigns.

If you saw the adverb “forever” in a contract, would it give you pause? It would me—I would wonder who allowed that to slip through. As text-to-audio generative AI models desperately try to normalize ...