Tag: media law
Donald Trump Ordered to Give Deposition in BBC Lawsuit by December
Donald Trump has been ordered to sit for a deposition by December in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC.
BBC Seeks Jack Smith Testimony in Trump BBC Lawsuit Over Documentary...
The Trump BBC lawsuit intensifies as the broadcaster seeks Jack Smith testimony in a $10 billion defamation battle over documentary editing.
CBS News Defamation Lawsuit Over Reflecting Pool Report: What the Maryland...
A Maryland teen’s CBS News defamation lawsuit raises major questions about mistaken identification, TV reporting, and social video liability.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump White House Ban on CNN, MS NOW...
A federal judge blocked the Trump White House ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico, preserving press access during the ongoing legal fight.
ABC Challenges FCC License Review as Trump Retaliation Claim Escalates
ABC is asking a federal judge to block an FCC license review, arguing the move is retaliation for protected speech.
Judge Halts Trump Ads After Ruling Taxpayer-Funded Spots Likely Crossed a...
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Trump administration ads funded by DHS, raising major questions about taxpayer-funded political messaging.
DOJ Antitrust Investigation Targets White House TV Pool After CNN Ban...
The DOJ is probing whether major networks violated antitrust laws by suspending White House TV pool participation after CNN was barred.
Trump CNN Ban Hearing: Judge Extends Press Pass Protections as White...
A federal judge extended protections for CNN, MS NOW and Politico as the Trump CNN ban hearing raises major press freedom questions.
ABC FCC lawsuit heads to pivotal court phase as judge weighs...
ABC’s court fight with the FCC could reshape how broadcasters defend First Amendment rights against regulatory pressure.
When the Crowd Becomes the Courtroom
The Cornell case highlights why Ireland’s strict court reporting rules still matter in the age of social media and AI.
