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A woman holds up the BeReal app to take a photo

BeReal, a French Social Media Startup, Is Being Copied by Big Tech, and There’s Not Much it Can Do About it

After BeReal became popular in the U.S., Instagram and TikTok began testing features that copied its model. For any social media startup, surviving against the giants that currently dominate the arena is an uphill battle.
By Rachyl Jones
The Facebook feed is pictured

Social Media Users Can Expect More ‘Lawful but Awful’ Content Thanks to Texas Law

A Texas law banning social media platforms from moderating content opens the door to disinformation and hate speech, but the Supreme Court may have the last word.
By Rachyl Jones
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10 Keys to Winning Securities Litigation Cases with SEC Defense Attorney Nick Oberheiden

Avoiding unnecessary liability requires a strategic and forward-thinking defense, and it requires a thorough appreciation not only of the risks involved in the instant litigation, but in potential related lawsuits and enforcement proceedings as well. 
By Observer Content Studio
Occupy Wall Street protesters marching in Manhattan in October. (Photo: Getty)

Protesters and Advocacy Groups Demand Information On NYPD’s Handling Of Occupy Wall Street

By Hunter Walker
Governor Cuomo (Photo: Getty)

Cuomo Applauds Texting-While-Driving Crackdown

By Colin Campbell
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (Photo: Hunter Walker)

Kirsten Gillibrand Says She Shares Concerns Of NDAA Protesters

By Hunter Walker

Jed Rakoff's Rules of Order: Maverick Justice Gavels SEC, Sends Citi Back to The Dock

By David Freedlander
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Puncture is in Vein

By Rex Reed

How Soon Is Now: Rushing to Judgement on DSK

By Foster Kamer

Rude Discovery: End of an Era for Recession-Racked Big Law

By Laura Kusisto

Guerilla Leasing Tactics for the Space-Challenged Tenant

By Jeffrey Margolis

Should Colorado Adopt New York’s Crazy Haunted House Law?

By Laura Kusisto

Sweet Sassy and Holy Eff Bombs, A Victory for Indecency on the Networks

By Zeke Turner

Following Supreme Court Opinion, Conrad Black May Leave Prison Early

By Zeke Turner

Lucky Law Firm Picks Another Recession to Office Shop

By Dana Rubinstein

Plaza District Developers Evoke Disney

By Chris Shott
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