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Accountability? In this economy?!
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Maybe the small children should just form a union?
Court Puts Trump LOLsuits Against YouTube And Meta On Ice Pending Appeal Of Humiliating Twitter Loss
Can we just cut to the chase here?
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Rudy Giuliani Has No Idea How YouTube Works, Is Racist
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Morning Docket: 09.23.20
* A lawyer has been censured for telling a female judge that after she returned from vacation, "I better be able to see your tan lines." [CBS News] * Attorney General Barr has announced around $100 million in Department of Justice grants to combat human trafficking. [Albany Herald] * An Arizona lawyer, who helped orchestrate the failure of a Toby Keith restaurant chain, has been sentenced to jail. [Arizona Republic] * HBO has picked up a documentary about a lawyer on the frontlines of the fight for immigrant rights. [Variety] * A new lawsuit alleges that YouTube did not do enough to protect video moderators from viewing grotesque content. Guess they can't watch cat videos all day... [CNBC]
Morning Docket: 06.22.20
* A lawyer in India appeared at a virtual hearing in a T-shirt lying in bed last week. This attorney should have read our earlier coverage of American lawyers making similar mistakes during remote appearances. [Tribune] * The U.S. Attorney in Manhattan made clear that he was fired and did not voluntary step down. [Reuters] * Black female YouTube creators have filed suit alleging that the algorithm used for the video-sharing website is racist. [AdWeek] * Some New Jersey attorneys are in hot water for allegedly agreeing to pay bribes to secure government contracts for legal services. [New Jersey Law Journal] * A Texas lawyer is now facing a $6 million judgment even though he failed to attend the summary judgment hearing due to scheduling confusion caused by COVID-19. Seems like this attorney has good arguments for a reconsideration motion... [Texas Lawyer]
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Takedowns Over Classical Composers Highlight Problems Of Automated Content Filtering
Content ID systems don’t understand limitations and exceptions, like fair use, parody, or criticism, and will flag content even if it’s not infringing.