In the streaming age, "boilerplate" contract provisions may be outdated for artists who want to reclaim their older songs: "I see broader blanket prohibitions coming."

Set to square off against an Emmy-winning investigative reporter, CBS demands no discussion of Leslie Moonves nor any "#MeToo" evidence.

In a speech Monday to the American Bar Association, Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said that the DOJ’s Antitrust Division is moving to terminate the decrees, “except for a two-year sunset period on the bans on block booking and circuit dealing.”

Stan Kroenke's Altitude Sports alleges that Comcast wants to drive it out of business with demands not imposed on Comcast's affiliated RSNs.

The suit claims Netflix discriminates against black women, paying them substantially less than white women and men. The streaming giant says its offer to Mo'Nique was fair and they'll be fighting her in court.

The band is suing the designer over an item in its Bootleg Redux Grunge collection.

The justices hear a lively debate about what needs to be alleged in a complaint for a discrimination lawsuit to proceed.

The filmmaker's rich movie deal was prematurely ended upon controversial comments about Harvey Weinstein. The two sides debated whether termination was justified, but have now reached resolution out of court.

Just days before trial, a federal judge concludes that the show isn't sufficiently similar to Virginia Vallejo's memoir.

The former employee in April filed a $120 million lawsuit against the company and its CEO, Suzanne Scott, alleging that she was sexually abused by Roger Ailes and later defamed.

The 3rd Circuit was doubtful in a September opinion that ordered the media regulator to do a better job examining how deregulation would impact ownership of TV and radio stations by women and minorities.

The gamer sued in California, and a New York judge has denied his request to let that fight finish before the one filed by the esports organization in his court proceeds.