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Music Publishers Sue Twitter For Allowing Copyrighted Songs - Vimarsana News

Music Publishers Sue Twitter For Allowing Copyrighted Songs

A group of 17 music publishers sued Twitter in Nashville, Tennessee, federal court on Wednesday, accusing the company of enabling thousands of copyright violations by allowing users to post music without a license.

Source: ndtv.com
Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, aide Vijaya Gadde sue Elon Musk for $1 Mil for unpaid legal expenses - Vimarsana News

Ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, aide Vijaya Gadde sue Elon Musk for $1 Mil for unpaid legal expenses

Parag Agrawal, Vijay Gadde and Nel Segal, former executives of Twitter had a severance package of over $137 million between the three of them. The three are now suing Elon Musk-led Twitter over non-payment of dues legal expenses incurred on behalf of Twitter.

Hundreds of ex-workers sue Twitter, number rising daily says lawyer - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of ex-workers sue Twitter, number rising daily says lawyer

Ex-Twitter employees from across the world have levelled charges of contract breach and discrimination, adding to owner Elon Musk's mounting legal troubles.

Twitter's laid-off workers cannot pursue claims via class-action lawsuit, rules judge - Vimarsana News

Twitter's laid-off workers cannot pursue claims via class-action lawsuit, rules judge

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 15 — Twitter Inc has secured a ruling allowing the social media company to force several laid-off workers suing over their termination to pursue their claims...

Twitter sued over alleged hack that may have left over 200 million exposed - Vimarsana News

Twitter sued over alleged hack that may have left over 200 million exposed

Twitter has cast doubt that the alleged intrusion came from a defect in its system, instead suggesting it was likely a collection of publicly available data.