Social Links: Laws affecting politicians using Twitter & tourists taking photos; GDPR memes; lost Bitcoins bit.ly/2stwdUG

We’re at the #CSUSA18 annual meeting in Toronto! Will be tweeting about some of the presentations, from both this account (where tech-related) and our @MoFoCopyright account (for more general tweets). #copyright

If your online business collects personal information from children under the age of 13, our latest blog post is required reading: bit.ly/2MI3DrZ #COPPA #privacy

EU regulators order Goggle to pay a $5 billion antitrust fine based on determination that the Internet giant’s Android mobile operating system restricts unfair competition. cnb.cx/2uJoNhg

If a web server located outside the United States hosts video content that can be viewed by Internet users located in the United States, does a public performance result under U.S. copyright law? bit.ly/2uJ439Z

When a website user renews his subscription to the site using his spouse’s name, is he bound by the site’s terms of use? bit.ly/2MnNTNz

Many §230 supporters were relieved by the reversal of Hassell v. Bird, which had held that Yelp was required to remove certain user reviews. But the “most important law protecting Internet speech” remains under attack & Hassell is far from definitive. bit.ly/2MIfWHD

U.S. Preps Big Tech on U.K. Data Transfers During Brexit Turmoil: bit.ly/2rWDdcM

It’s possible to a infringe a copyright simply by sending an embedded tweet, New York judge holds: bit.ly/2Fh6kgF

New blog post: The Second Circuit delivers a victory for copyright owners in Fox News v. TVEyes #FairUse bit.ly/2oLFA0P

New post: The climate's ripe for the FTC to bring enforcement actions against media influencers & the brands they support for endorsement guide violations. Here are practical considerations that could help keep your influencer-marketing campaign compliant: bit.ly/2Fjcmgg

New blog post: U.S. v. Microsoft Leaves SCOTUS Between a Rock and a Hard Place bit.ly/2FlE3sJ #Privacy #StoredCommunicationsAct #CloudAct #SCA

Check out our latest round-up of some of the most important social media- & technology-law stories on the web: bit.ly/2tEAVCT #CopyrightLaw #biometrics #FreeSpeech #Snapchat

New blog post: Dating app Grindr successfully invokes Section 230 safe harbor to defeat “failure to warn” lawsuit in connection with malicious fake account bit.ly/2pgg3fG #SocialMedia #SocialMediaLaw #OnlineDating #OnlineLiability

New blog post: Across the #EU, most online retailers likely will need to phase out the use of #geoblocking by the end of 2018 bit.ly/2pp81Bu

In the future, what you see online may depend on where you live. Our new Socially Aware blog post explains why. bit.ly/2G4lrgD

New Social Links: Revenge porn victim awarded $6.4M; the discoverability of photos posted to Facebook; can users be blocked from government officials’ social media accounts? bit.ly/2qEcPmO

New blog post: German federal court finds distribution of ad blocking software is not an unfair commercial practice, raising concerns among content providers bit.ly/2I5GAol

A federal judge in New York City just held that President Trump cannot block users from his Twitter feed because doing so violates the First Amendment: cnb.cx/2s1HOuz

The media is again covering the story about a suit over whether a monkey can own the copyright to a “selfie” he snapped--the closest thing to clickbait in #copyright law circles. But in this age of #AI, the story presents bigger issues. Read our op-ed. bit.ly/2xakLD8