The New York Times Just Moved to Quash Subpoenas — What That Means for ISP Subpoena Cases

Motion to quash ISP subpoena compared with New York Times subpoena fight.

Did I just read about a motion to quash a subpoena from of all places, the New York Times? The Times news story shows why newsroom subpoenas differ from 1) ISP subscriber cases, 2) the motion to quash ISP subpoena suggestions our clients are exposed to, and 3) why standing matters for both types of … Read more

Discord’s Age Verification Rollout Is Not About “Protecting Teens.” It’s About Getting Us Used to Showing Our Papers Online.

discord age verification policy changes

TL;DR – a new Discord Age Verification Policy conditions full participation on ID or facial scans. While framed as child safety, it normalizes identity-gated access, expands surveillance, and erodes anonymous speech for lawful adult users. Discord is introducing mandatory age verification using ID or facial scans for full access. This article argues the policy creates … Read more

The Dark Side of the Reality Kings Lawsuit

Reality Kings Lawsuit: Underage Porn, Sex Trafficking, and Copyright Claims If you searched for “Reality Kings lawsuit,” you are probably trying to figure out whether Reality Kings (the adult site) has been sued for underage porn, sex trafficking, or copyright infringement. In this article, I’ll walk through the key cases people usually mean by “Reality … Read more

Culpepper’s §512(h) Subpoenas (“Lumen Subpoenas”) in under a minute.

Unmasking Defendants: Lumen subpoenas sent to accused downloaders in Culpepper's 24-mc-71 lawsuit.
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This short video is a quick introduction to the article that we wrote entitled, “Unmasking Defendants: Lumen subpoenas sent to accused downloaders in Culpepper’s 24-mc-71 lawsuit.”

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