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Ford takes aim at GM over data sale issues, announcing a new initiative to protect customer privacy.
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Judge dismisses antitrust lawsuits over Google AI Overviews
Google has won a dismissal of two lawsuits alleging that the company’s AI Overviews in Search negatively impact internet traffic.
OpenAI facing 30 lawsuits over Tumbler Ridge shooting
OpenAI is facing 30 new lawsuits in regards to the Tumbler Ridge, B.C. mass shooting in February. Vancouver law firm Rice Parsons Leoni and Elliott LLP say the suits, which were filed in U.S.
TurboTax Class-Action Lawsuit Certified in Ontario: A Closer Look at ‘Bait-and-Switch’ Pricing
TurboTax faces a class-action lawsuit for allegedly misleading Canadians about product pricing, with potential for class-wide damages assessment.
Canadian firm exploring Google lawsuit over alleged recording of conversations
A Canadian law firm is currently investigating a possible class-action lawsuit against Google following a similar case and settlement in the U.S.
Tech giants hit with lawsuit alleging collusion over RAM prices
Three major tech companies are being sued over allegations that they’ve been colluding to drive up the prices of RAM.
Audible Class-Action Lawsuit: Canadian Customers Seek Compensation for Expired Credits
Canadian consumers are seeking compensation for lost audiobook credits through a new class-action lawsuit against Audible, alleging the company's credit policies are exploitative.
Canadian Class-Action Lawsuit Against Amazon: A Comprehensive Overview
A proposed class-action lawsuit against Amazon in Canada could benefit consumers who have purchased products on the platform since 2018. The lawsuit alleges price-fixing and seeks damages and an injunction.
How to Claim Your Compensation from Apple's Settlement: A Comprehensive Guide for Canadians
Learn how to claim your compensation from Apple's settlement for gift card fraud in Canada, with deadlines and eligibility criteria explained.
How to Protect Your Content from AI Copyright Infringement: A Comprehensive Guide
Canadian publishers are suing AI company Anthropic for copyright infringement. This guide offers actionable tips to protect your content from AI models like Claude.
Paramount Completes Warner Bros. Discovery Acquisition: A Consolidation in Hollywood
Paramount and Warner Bros. have merged, creating Skydance, with concerns over debt and Trump ties.
Report details disturbing ways ChatGPT aided the Tumbler Ridge shooter
OpenAI faces multiple lawsuits over the role the company and its ChatGPT software played in the mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in B.C. in February.
Paramount's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery: A Closer Look at the Deal
Paramount has settled a major antitrust lawsuit, clearing the way for its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The deal includes separation of studios and guardrails for news networks.
Former Telus Employee Allegedly Defrauded for Over $1 Million
Telus sues a former employee for fraud, claiming he used a corporate card to purchase over $1 million worth of goods, including video game equipment.
Canadian booksellers worry about AI book shredding amid ‘suspicious’ bulk orders
Canadian used book sellers are trying to figure out how to deal with “mysterious” bulk orders as suspicions grow that AI companies are buying up old books to scan them for AI training and then dispose of them.
PlayStation says ‘reasonable’ customers know they don’t actually own digital games
PlayStation says it’s common knowledge that buying a digital game doesn’t constitute ownership of said game.
Meta Agrees to Settle Allegations of Child Addiction and Data Misuse, but Limits Remain Skeptical
Meta pays up to $18 billion to settle claims of addictive apps and improper data collection, but limits remain a point of contention.
The Unseen Legacy of Phil Katz: How ZIP’s Initials Persist in Modern Formats
Phil Katz's initials PK have survived in ZIP files for decades, appearing in various modern formats like Word, EPUB, and Java.
Amazon's Handling of Digital Book Loss: A Deep Dive into the 1984 Incident
Amazon's handling of the 1984 incident, where the book was deleted from Kindle devices, highlights the importance of customer trust and the evolving nature of digital rights management.
Apple's Smart Glasses: A Privacy-Oriented Debut in 2027
Apple is planning to introduce its own smart glasses in 2027, focusing on privacy after facing scrutiny from Meta's wearables.
Man sues OpenAI, says ChatGPT medical advice nearly killed him
A Florida man has sued OpenAI, alleging that the company’s ChatGPT service gave him medical misinformation that nearly killed him.
Software & Apps: Federal Judge Halt Paramount Warner Bros. Acquisition Over Competition Concerns
U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín pauses Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery to prevent potential antitrust violations.
StubHub Sued in Canada for Ticket Resale Issues
A Canadian resident is suing ticket resale site StubHub for allegedly failing to provide World Cup tickets, potentially leading to a nationwide class-action lawsuit.
If you paid for YouTube TV or DirecTV, Disney might owe you money
The lawsuit alleges Disney used its clout to drive up streaming.
Bell Employees Sue Over Alleged Wrongful Termination for Attendance Falsification
Nearly 50 former Bell employees are suing parent company BCE for alleged wrongful termination after Bell fired several workers for falsifying in-office attendance records, claiming it was economically motivated.