The Court of Appeals of Georgia last week reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit for negligence and loss of consortium against Snapchat, Inc.
Continue Reading Driving While Snapping – Lawsuit Alleging Snapchat’s Speed Filter Caused Near-Fatal Collision is Back on Track
The digitization of content is forcing courts to take a fresh look at basic copyright concepts. The Disney v. Redbox case that I’ve recently blogged on addressed whether a digital
Continue Reading Big Loss for News Media in Copyright Case: Where Is Your Server, and Why Do I Care?
With social media applications such as Instagram, SnapChat, and Facebook, it seems like people document almost every moment of their lives online. But what the social media savvy may not
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The social media wars rage on, as apps invest heavily in new features to grab and hold their fickle young audiences. Snapchat seems to have developed a knack for introducing
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This article was originally published in VideoInk.
Native advertising is one of the hottest topics in digital media, and platforms working to find innovative, organic ways to deliver robust
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On June 15, the LA Times reported on an innovative way that Snapchat is monetizing its popular ephemeral messaging service–sponsored geofilters. Snapchat already lets users add backgrounds to their selfies
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Only 4 years old, Snapchat has proven itself as a major player in online content. Fresh off a $200 million investment from Alibaba that valued the company at $15 billion,
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The online media landscape is constantly evolving. Here are five trends to watch in 2015:
1. Mobile. Online consumers are shifting from desktop computers to mobile devices. This
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