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Meta's $1.4 trillion lawsuit over its "like" button got us thinking: which website could get litigated into the ground next? The post Which Website Could Get Litigated into the Ground Next? appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
A typical last minute temporary resolution to the US trade story has some speculating on what "digital trade alignment" means. The post “Digital Trade Alignment” With US Fuels Speculation appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
Generative AI is increasingly becoming forbidden in contracts according one contract lawyer. That's a good thing. The post Game Development Contracts Increasingly Becoming Anti-AI appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
Lobbyists are demanding even more free money through the Online Streaming Act. This came from the CMPA. The post Greedy Lobbyists Demand Even More Free Money Via Online Streaming Act appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
A lawsuit is seeking $1.4 trillion in damages because Meta made the evil decision to implement a "like" button. The post $1.4 Trillion Lawsuit: Meta Harmed Children With “Like” Button appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
Freezenet's investigative journalism piece on Meta took an unexpected turn when we stumbled across a big problem. The post Exclusive: Freezenet Helps Consumers, Small Businesses With Meta Ads appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
The borrowing of money continues as NVidia attempts to borrow another $500 billion to scale up AI no one wants. The post NVidia Borrowing Another $500 Billion to Finance AI appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
We have an early update to the experiment we are running with advertising our website on Meta. The post Week 1 Results of Freezenet’s Meta Advertising Experiment appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
The judge in the New Mexico Meta ruling has decided that he is now in charge for how the social media platforms operate. The post New Mexico Judge Starts Dictating How Meta Runs its Business appeared first on Freezenet.ca .
Sony isn't just ditching the disc and telling its customers to fuck off. It seems like everyone else could be getting more ads. The post Sony Flips the Bird to Disc Customers, Is Also Pushing Ads appeared first on Freezenet.ca .