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National Black TheaterThe National Black Theater and its founder, Barbara Ann Teer, now deceased, won a ruling that prevented Applebee’s from moving into its building.A franchise of the Applebee’s restaurant chain will not be allowed to move into the Harlem building owned in part by the National Black Theater, a State Supreme Court justice ruled on Wednesday afternoon in a case that was marked by the passing of the main plaintiff, Barbara Ann Teer.In a tangled real estate dispute, Ms. Teer sued

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It looks the end for Lifelock after a US District Judge ruled they are acting illegally when placing a fraud alert on behalf of their customers with the credit bureaus. The case was brought by Experian who claimed it was unfair for Lifelock to charge its 1.5 million customers $10 a month only to pass on the work to experian and expect them to do it for free. Most of the other identity theft protection companies took the hint and announced they would be dropping the fraud alerts service follo

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This ruling is bigger than just Blizzard versus Botter - if this isn’t appealed it will have a major effect on software development for years to come.

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Victory could have wider implications.

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An anonymous reader writes to tell us that Blizzard has added another victory in their campaign against World of Warcraft bots. A federal judge has ruled that not only did the Glider bot break the EULA, it can be classified as a circumvention device under the DMCA. “As we’ve noted before, Blizzard’s legal arguments, which Judge David G. Campbell largely accepted, could have far-reaching and …

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The Manitoba Court of Appeal says payday lenders were unfairly treated by the Public Utilities Board when it set lending rates last spring.

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The Manitoba Court of Appeal has declared payday lenders were unfairly treated by the Public Utilities Board, when it set lending rates. The decision means The Cash Store Financial Services could argue the PUB acted beyond its scope in setting rates.

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