Pandora is squaring off against Ascap in a closely watched trial over royalty payments determined by a system developed long before digital streams and smartphone apps.
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A Hindu nationalist group had objected to “The Hindus: An Alternative History,” saying it hurt religious sentiment in India.
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The director accused the media site of illegally posting the unproduced script. Gawker said Mr. Tarantino had made it a legitimate news story.
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Tobias Frere-Jones, in a lawsuit filed late, accused Jonathan Hoefler of luring him to the company in 1999 with the false promise that they would be 50-50 partners.
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Roger Shuler’s accusatory posts have earned him many enemies. But even many of them are shocked by what has happened to him.
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A deal negotiated with the N.B.A. and four former American Basketball Association teams would end television revenue payments to Ozzie and Daniel Silna, brothers who owned a now-defunct A.B.A. team.
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The actor sued the publisher of In Touch and Life & Style magazines because of articles about his divorce with the actress Katie Holmes.
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Frank Darabont claims in his suit that he has been cheated out of millions of dollars by the network that is the producing studio for the show, the most successful ever on cable.
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The network has been silent on whether it has reached a settlement with Brian Lewis, the former close adviser to the Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes.
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Some major publishers are dropping their unpaid internship programs in the face of complaints, but they might be missing the point.
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The Authors Guild said it disagreed with the decision and planned to appeal. Google said it was “delighted” with the outcome.
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The Internet company said it would appeal a French court’s ruling that it strip from its search results nine images of the former European racing chief Max Mosley.
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The majority owners said they wanted to provide stability to the newspaper after a month of upheavals and lawsuits.
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The song “Blurred Lines,” which was a hit for Robin Thicke over the summer, infringes on Gaye’s copyright of “Got to Give It Up,” the lawsuit says.
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Hundreds of wide-ranging and intense reactions followed the Retro Report video revisiting a 1992 case of Liebeck v. McDonald’s.
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The publisher took the action after two former interns sued, complaining they had been paid below minimum wage for summer jobs at W Magazine and The New Yorker.
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A class-action suit by delivery workers at The Worcester Telegram & Gazette prompted a judge to issue a temporary injunction preventing the sale of The Boston Globe.
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Metropolitan Entertainment has accused CMJ of failing to repay loans Metropolitan made in 2009 and 2010 to help keep the festival afloat.
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The battle at The Philadelphia Inquirer may seem like one more bit of denouement for an industry on the wane, but it spotlights a fight for the soul of both an institution and a city.
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A lawsuit accuses Warner Brothers of stealing the screenplay of its 2012 movie “Trouble With the Curve” and of manufacturing evidence in their defense.
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