New York Law Journal
...search technologies facilitated access to infringing material...from a major media company like Viacom...therefore does not control the infringing activity...
... (C) Whether YouTube had the "right and ability to control" infringing activity within the meaning of §512 (c)(1)(B...
...fifteen young women through unauthorized access to computer systems, extortion and...victims, including email and social media sites. See generally id. The...
...because Hynes retained "editorial control" over what will air...accuses Hynes of "trading access" to prosecutors and investigators...
...by embezzling State funds earmarked for a non-profit organization under her control. See 18 U.S.C. §371; Min. Entry, Jan. 30, 2013...
...on the spoliation of evidence must demonstrate: (1) that the party with control over the evidence had an obligation to preserve it at the time...
...Cite as: Anderson News v. American Media, 09 Civ. 2227, NYLJ 1202597673994, at *1 (SDNY, Decided April 22, 2013...
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