California to limit Amazon’s work quotas; Several large magazines up for sale; Did you miss banned book week? So did we!;
YouTube accounts subject to fake copyright infringement accusations; More on Internet Archive lawsuit; and ACLU apologizes after altering deceased supreme court justice’s quote to fit ACLU’s narrative.
Twitter continues to “cancel” people who have different opinions and beliefs; Comedy Central caves to cancel culture; Russia demands Google and Apple remove an opposition app; Non-profit goes belly-up after violating network copyrights; Publishers balk at discovery demand from Internet Archive; and Publisher drops poisoning claims against ex-wife.
Her co-author wants to exclude her entirely.
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NYT sued by TikTok “Talent Agent;” Public figures deserve protection from media’s lies, too; Media personality fooled Simon and Schuster; 72 journalists were killed covering Afghanistan; Magazines fired staffers for attempting to unionize; and “Vaccine expert” claimed she received a muzzles from Amazon and interpreted that as a threat…but the muzzle was purchased with her own credit card.
MORE: NPR says it’s okay for journalists to demonstrate; An artist gets cancelled; Google and Facebook accused of colluding on price-fixing; and Amazon must pay $8.6 after not paying its employees while they had to wait for their bags to be searched
Google fined $539M; Man wins libel lawsuit even though he doesn’t know who libeled him; UK taking more freedoms away from folks; 12 months in prison for copyright infringement and tax evasion; and Amazon accused of selling hazardous materials
Cops preventing posting of videos on YouTube; Publisher of the Boxcar Children series claims to get back on track; and Bezos bolts? In The News – 07/08/2021
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