United States: Media, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

AI agents are revolutionizing online commerce by autonomously searching, selecting, and purchasing goods on behalf of consumers. While retailers can control their own AI shopping bots...

Leading on Crypto is a video series featuring exclusive conversations with industry leaders exploring the evolving world of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Each episode delivers timely insights on regulatory developments, market trends, tokenization, stablecoins, and the innovations reshaping digital finance from executives at firms like Moody's Ratings, Pantera, Gemini, a16z, and the Crypto Council for Innovation.

The Institute for Responsible Influence has launched a voluntary certification program designed to train social media creators on FTC disclosure requirements and advertising compliance standards.

The Federal Communications Commission’s Wireline Competition Bureau, together with the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau and the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau (collectively, the “Bureaus”)...

A Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) bill first introduced in the United States Senate has been given new life as Congress and federal agencies continue to focus on curtailing the delivery...

This edition examines critical developments in telephone consumer protection law, including a new FCC proposal targeting illegal robocalls and recent court decisions that may reshape how consent requirements are interpreted for pre-recorded telemarketing calls. The newsletter provides essential updates for legal professionals navigating TCPA compliance challenges.

The creator economy is a multibillion-dollar industry attracting serious investment, strategic brand partnerships and increasingly sophisticated deal structures.

The Supreme Court's recent decision to vacate a copyright infringement judgment against an ISP provider has reignited debate over the legal standard for contributory copyright liability. At the heart of this case lies a fundamental question: can internet service providers be held liable simply for materially contributing to their subscribers' infringement, or must they actively induce such violations?

Picture this. It is June 2026, your place in LA, Miami, or Kansas City is full, the TVs are finally behaving, and your staff has perfected the art of pouring and pivoting when a match swings in two minutes.

In its honor, the Container Corporation of America — then one of the nation’s largest producers of recycled paperboard — sponsored a design contest to symbolize recycling.

The Federal Trade Commission has launched enforcement actions against three companies for allegedly misleading consumers about the domestic origin of their products...

The Institute for Responsible Influence has launched a voluntary certification program designed to train social media creators on FTC disclosure requirements and advertising compliance standards.