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Florida Law Catches Up to Stalking Drones | Butler Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP

In 2015, Dan Mouneimne’s stepdaughter sat outside a downtown Tampa bar when she noticed a drone hovering around her. She fled to her car, and it followed her and crashed on top of her.

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UCLA in the News September 13, 2022

Highlights from Inside Higher Ed, Slate, the Los Angeles Times and others.

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Could the Internet Archive go out like Napster?

Many fear a lawsuit from early in the pandemic could destroy the Internet Archive. Here’s what’s really going on.

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Tesla Monitored Its Employees on Facebook With Help of PR Firm During 2017 Union Push

Records show that Tesla paid MWW PR to monitor workers online in 2017, including in a Tesla employee Facebook group. They paid special attention to organizers.

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What is the Texas social media law that tech firms want repealed

Tech companies have appealed to the US Supreme Court for an emergency stay of the Texas social media law known as HB 20.

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