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PR Council’s Ninth Annual Diversity Distinction Awards Honors Communications Organizations, Professionals and Programs Aimed at Improving Diversity and Inclusion

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sep 20, 2019– The PR Council (PRC) announced the winners of the ninth annual Diversity Distinction in PR Awards tonight at its annual Member dinner. The awards, sponsored by the PR Council in partnership with PRWeek, honor those who are taking action to encourage and strengthen diversity and inclusion across the communications industry. […]

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Ninth Circuit Reverses Course While Quoting Its Own Precedent Saying Otherwise; Says Section 230 Doesn’t Cover Anti-Competitive Moderation

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from the our-earlier-finding,-while-good,-is-now-not-good,-so… dept The Ninth Circuit Appeals Court has resuscitated a lawsuit against Malwarebytes filed by litigious software company Enigma. Enigma Software tends to sue people who say bad things about its antivirus offerings and since there’s a lot of people doing that, the company seems to spend a fair amount of time in

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The Internet Remains Broken In The Ninth Circuit And, At Least For Now, The Third

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from the third-state dept Hopes that the Ninth Circuit would correct its earlier awful ruling against HomeAway and Airbnb were dashed recently when the court denied the petition for rehearing. We had supported that petition because the original decision read in an exception to Section 230’s statutory protection that is not present in the statute,

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