Facebook's Oversight Board will begin hearing cases before the US electionThe 20-member group will rule on cases starting in mid to late October. By S. Dent, 09.24.2020
Apple's App Store appeals process is now open for developersThe company is accepting feedback on its App Store guidelines.By C. Fisher, 08.31.2020
YouTube’s appeal process is largely ineffectiveYouTube received 110,000 appeals for video takedowns. It only reinstated 24,000.By C. Fisher, 02.28.2020
Court says data swept up by the NSA is protected by the Fourth AmendmentJudges found the incidental collection through PRISM to be legal, but querying that data might not be.By J. Fingas, 12.18.2019
Instagram will soon let you appeal post takedownsThis new feature is set to roll out over the next few months.By E. Alvarez, 05.07.2019
Texas court rules 2015 revenge porn law is unconstitutionalThe law was too vague in defining the practice and could be applied over-broadly, said the court.By R. LeFebvre, 04.20.2018
YouTube clarifies how much cash its creators can makeIt's also getting easier for creators to appeal monetization issues. By S. Dent, 08.08.2017
Oracle begins appeal process in its Java patent case against Google, Android (Update: Google too)By R. Lawler, 10.03.2012
YouTube scales back automatic Content ID takedowns, improves appeals processBy T. O'Brien, 10.03.2012
Apple files (again) for a preliminary ban against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1By S. Buckley, 05.19.2012
Apple gets another bite, wins appeal to pursue preliminary injunction against SamsungBy M. Gorman, 05.14.2012
Telecoms win immunity in wiretapping case, US court approves separate suit against the governmentBy D. Wollman, 01.02.2012
Court reaffirms: fourth amendment rights not violated if the police install a GPS device on your car when it's not in your garageBy L. Dziuban, 08.27.2010