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TOPICS: lawsuit, securities fraud, settlement, shareholders, Twitter
According to a report recently published by Variety, the original lawsuit dates back to 2016, when a Twitter shareholder targeted Twitter’s board of directors, including its CEO and founder, for concealing data related to Twitter’s slowing user growth. The class action lawsuit against Twitter, which is categorised as an allegation of securities fraud, has as […]
TOPICS: dongle, hackers, lawsuit, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, pirated games, SX OS, SX Pro, Team Xecuter, UberChips
Last Friday, Nintendo America filed two lawsuits against stores that sell Team Xecuter software and products that the company believes have the sole purpose of “playing pirated games” from Nintendo Switch, according to Polygon and TorrentFreak. The first lawsuit filed in Ohio court is directed at the head of UberChips, while the second filed in […]
TOPICS: Alibaba Group, App Store, Apple, Area F2, China, copyright, copyright infringement, Ejoy.com, Google, Google Play, lawsuit, Rainbow Six: Siege, Ubisoft
Last Friday Ubisoft filed a lawsuit against Google and Apple accusing both companies of selling through their digital stores, Google Play and App Store, respectively, a copy of their popular multiplayer game Rainbow Six: Siege. In the spotlight is Area F2, a title developed by Ejoy.com, a subsidiary of Chinese giant Alibaba Group. Before taking […]
TOPICS: Amazon, Amazon Prime Video, consumers, court, lawsuit, lawyers, movies
A California user named Amanda Caudel has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, reopening the debate on the purchase of audiovisual content on streaming platforms and its availability. Six months ago, a Reddit thread (in r/movies) accumulated more than 10,000 votes, specifying that “movies bought on Amazon Prime Video don’t belong to you”. This thread has […]
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