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Twitter Adds Anti-Troll Feature To Mute Notifications From Suspicious Accounts http://dlvr.it/PTnC5y
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The Switch: Nebraska AG vows to continue anti-troll fight despite court setback
Nebraska attorney general Jon Bruning suffered a legal setback Monday. A federal judge ruled that Bruning violated the constitutional rights of a law firm’s client when he sent a cease and desist letter to the firm demanding that it cease patent infringement efforts in Nebraska. But the attorney general pledged to continue his investigation of patent trolls in the state, and to take further legal action if the investigation uncovers evidence of misconduct.
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Nebraska AG vows to continue anti-troll fight despite court setback
Nebraska attorney general Jon Bruning suffered a legal setback Monday. A federal judge ruled that Bruning violated the constitutional rights of a law firm’s client when he sent a cease and desist letter to the firm demanding that it cease patent infringement efforts in Nebraska. But the attorney general pledged to continue his investigation of patent trolls in the state, and to take further legal action if the investigation uncovers evidence of misconduct.
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