Facebook did not violate HIPAA by using data showing users browsed healthcare-related websites

Facebook and iOS game developer’s browsewrap terms of service were not enforceable

Twitter account hacked, chaos ensued, but no legal claims stuck

Plaintiff owned a Twitter account and operated a related blog. Plaintiff used the Twitter account to drive traffic and revenue to the blog, conduct business . . .

Plaintiff could not have agreed to arbitrate claims over website before the website was even created

Court reinstates SCO’s misappropriation claim against IBM in long-running lawsuit

Live by the browsewrap, die by the browsewrap

Reverse engineering of competitor’s software cost company big

Online terms of service restricting competitor access to website were unenforceable

Florida court rules that online seller’s terms and conditions were not enforceable

Cruz campaign still facing copyright and breach of contract liability over songs used in political ads