Amazon Reportedly Printing a Holiday Toy Guide! 3 Things to Know Today.
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- With Toys ‘R’ Us out of business, Amazon is apparently looking to fill the void. The ecommerce giant reportedly plans to publish a holiday toy guide. That should make browsing its seemingly limitless options a lot easier.
- Yelp can not be forced to remove negative reviews from its site, the California Supreme Court has ruled. The court’s 4-3 majority ruled federal law protects internet companies from liability for statements written by others.
- In 2011, the United States Postal Service used a photo of the commissioned replica Statue of Liberty located at Las Vegas’s New York-New York Resort & Casino on a stamp. Now, the Postal Service has been ordered to pay the sculptor $3.5 million for its accidental copyright infringement.
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- With Toys ‘R’ Us out of business, Amazon is apparently looking to fill the void. The ecommerce giant reportedly plans to publish a holiday toy guide. That should make browsing its seemingly limitless options a lot easier.
- Yelp can not be forced to remove negative reviews from its site, the California Supreme Court has ruled. The court’s 4-3 majority ruled federal law protects internet companies from liability for statements written by others.
- In 2011, the United States Postal Service used a photo of the commissioned replica Statue of Liberty located at Las Vegas’s New York-New York Resort & Casino on a stamp. Now, the Postal Service has been ordered to pay the sculptor $3.5 million for its accidental copyright infringement.
Watch the previous 3 Things to Know video: Turn Fourth of July Traffic Jams Into a Your Own Personal Business Class
