The scandal forced the resignation of senior officials in the prime minister's administration after over 90 journalists, politicians and public figures were surveilled in the "Greek Watergate."
Sony Music, Universal Music and Warner Records sued the two startups for copyright infringement in 2024, alleging that they were exploiting the recorded works of their artists.
Meta said it is also working on similar notifications to parents about their kids' interactions with artificial intelligence.
The European Union's high court found Hungary trespassed on freedom of expression by nixing Klubrádió's license over minor problems.
The group said the number of journalists killed in Ukraine and Sudan also increased in 2025 compared to a year earlier, noting a rise in the use of drones and a culture of impunity.
Trump-ordered cuts to the U.S.-supported stations left them without funding.
The appeals panel reversed a federal judge's decision to raise BMI's blanket fees for public performance rights by 138%, finding he miscalculated the figure.
Bay Area school districts said the news organization didn't have protected a right to receive information on student reactions to a speaking event featuring Luai Ahmed.
Tyler Robinson had sought to disqualify the office, arguing the presence of a prosecutor's daughter at the rally where Kirk was shot created bias.
The watchdog took issue with Reddit's age verification measures.
Paramount, Warner and Netflix have spent the last couple of months in a heated back-and-forth over who has a stronger deal.
