The Appellate Court Temporarliy Blocks Texas From Enforcing Book Rating Law, Signaling A Possible U.S. Supreme Court Showdown. Continue reading Appeals Court Blocks Texas From Enforcing Book Rating Law
The Entertainment Software Association announces the end of its E3 Conference, closing a major chapter in video game history. Continue reading The E3 Video Game Trade Show Has Officially Ended
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul Signs The Freelance Isn’t Free Act, Issuing New Protections for Freelance Workers Continue reading ‘Freelance Isn’t Free’ Becomes Law In New York
Scholastic Heeds Their Stakeholders Concern Instead of their Artists and Creators Concerns by ending Controversial Book Fair Policy. Continue reading Scholastic Apologizes, Will End Controversial Book Fair Collection
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund Discusses Scholastic’s New Policy in a new interview with ICv2. Continue reading CBLDF Interm Director Weighs In On The New Scholastic Policy
Scholastic is in hot water due to allegations of censorship in regard to a new collection that was introduced. Continue reading Scholastic Responds To New Allegations Regarding Censorship Under New Diversity Offering
A New Bipartisan Bill is introduced to protect artists, performers, etc. from AI Content. Continue reading SAG-AFTRA Applauds The NO FAKES Act Announcement
Trump Appointed Judge Strikes Down READER ACT, Ruling it Unconstitutional. Continue reading Federal Judge Strikes Down Texas READER Act, Ruling it Unconstitutional
The WGA and AMPTP Finally Reach An Agreement To End The Strike. Continue reading WGA Strike To End On Wednesday As WGA, AMPTP Finalize Labor Contract
Red States Claim That The ALA’s Free Speech Efforts Are Political as their libraries begin to leave the ALA. Continue reading Red-State Libraries Pull Out Of The American Library Association
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