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Latest News in Media & Entertainment

  • April 01, 2025

    Will Trump Order On Transgender Women In Sports Survive?

    Attorneys at Venable consider whether President Donald Trump's executive order banning transgender women from women's sports will survive legal challenges, and if it does, how federal agencies will enforce it.

  • April 01, 2025

    Fight Over AI Training Pushes Copying Question To Forefront

    When courts weigh fair use in copyright disputes, how much a defendant takes from a particular work is usually overridden by other factors. But with artificial intelligence requiring immense amounts of training material, a legal tech company is trying to change that as it battles infringement claims by Thomson Reuters over the media company's Westlaw platform.

  • April 01, 2025

    NYT Demands OpenAI President Testify As Long As Staff

    The New York Times has asked a federal judge to order that OpenAI president Greg Brockman sit for a standard deposition this month in copyright lawsuits over material used to train large language models, saying he should not be considered an "apex" witness who can testify for less time than his employees.

  • April 01, 2025

    Paramount Investor Gets Partial Win In $8B Merger Doc Suit

    A top Paramount Global stockholder who sued for books and records on the company's proposed $8 billion acquisition by Skydance Media won Delaware Court of Chancery admission of dozens of documents Tuesday, with a rare, closed ruling to follow on confidentiality claims for other still-held-back records.

  • April 01, 2025

    Ex-Manager Asks To Toss Remainder Of Singer's Contract Suit

    The former manager for the Season 18 "American Idol" contestant behind the 2022 hit "Fingers Crossed" is hoping to toss what remains of her New York federal lawsuit against him, accusing the artist of trying to stop him from collecting his firm's entitlements under their agreement.

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