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Law360 (November 25, 2020, 9:42 PM EST) -- Many of the core functions of Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat, like targeted advertising, notifications and even tools used for flagging fake COVID-19 news, are infringing patents owned by a Xerox subsidiary, the company said Wednesday in three suits filed in California federal court.In separate suits alleging infringement of a total of eight patents, Palo Alto Research Center Inc. accuses Facebook Inc. of infringing seven patents, Twitter Inc. of infringing six and Snap Inc. of infringing three. PARC frames itself as a longtime player in the tech industry — claiming to have invented the first personal computer — when compared to the newer... Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to success. You have to know what’s happening with clients, competitors, practice areas, and industries. Law360 provides the intelligence you need to remain an expert and beat the competition. Access to case data within articles (numbers, filings, courts, nature of suit, and more.) Access to attached documents such as briefs, petitions, complaints, decisions, motions, etc. Create custom alerts for specific article and case topics and so much more! TRY LAW360 FREE FOR SEVEN DAYS

By DJ Simmons Published 6:00 am EST, Wednesday, November 25, 2020 Westport native Remi Ray helped spearhead a Facebook campaign to spotlight Black-owned businesses for the month of November. Westport native Remi Ray helped spearhead a Facebook campaign to spotlight Black-owned businesses for the month of November. Photo: DJ Simmons/Hearst Connecticut Media Photo: DJ Simmons/Hearst Connecticut Media Westport native Remi Ray helped spearhead a Facebook campaign to spotlight Black-owned businesses for the month of November. Westport native Remi Ray helped spearhead a Facebook campaign to spotlight Black-owned businesses for the month of November. Photo: DJ Simmons/Hearst Connecticut Media In the wake of George Floyd’s death, which sparked protests across the country this summer, a Westport native helped spearhead a campaign at Facebook to promote Black-owned businesses and to help the Black community. “During the racial reckoning that took place this summer a lot of us at the company were thinking of ways we could help the Black community,” said Remi Ray, small business marketing lead on the Global Customer Marketing Small Business Group at Facebook. Ray, a Staples graduate, said 41 percent of Black-owned small businesses have already closed this year due to the coronavirus — twice the rate of white-owned…

SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images Twitter announced Tuesday it's relaunching its public application program for verified status, marked by a blue check. The program was paused in 2017 after Twitter granted the verified blue check-mark to one of the organizers of the white supremacist Charlottesville rally, sparking outrage. Twitter has now proposed a set of new policies for the program, which include the possibility that accounts have their blue check-marks taken away if they repeatedly break Twitter's rules. This means President Donald Trump, who will in January lose his "world leader" protections for rule violations in January, could be in danger of losing his verified status if he continues to tweet the way he has done in the past. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Twitter is rebooting its verification system, and the proposed new guidelines could see persistent rule-breakers stripped of their coveted blue check-marks.Twitter gives "verified" status to selected accounts belonging to public figures and organizations, signified by a blue check mark next to their account name. The system has been on ice for three years, but the company announced Tuesday its application process for verified status would relaunch in early 2021.The company is asking for user…

Elon Musk overtakes Bill Gates to become the world’s second-richest person behind Jeff Bezos, Snapchat takes aim at TikTok, Comcast will impose a data cap.It’s all the tech news that’s popular right now. Welcome to Hashtag Trending! It’s Wednesday November 25, and I’m your host Baneet Braich. Elon Musk overtakes Bill Gates to become world’s second richest person behind Jeff Bezos from technologyElon Musk is on a roll. The Tesla CEO has passed Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to become the world’s second-richest person, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Musk’s net worth is now at $128 billion. His revenue has mainly been driven by Tesla share prices. A recent report from the Guardian says Tesla has the highest market cap of any car company in the world. Musk’s other projects like SpaceX has also seen much success. Last week SpaceX, together with NASA, sent four astronauts to the International Space Station.=====Snapchat is taking aim at TikTok by launching Spotlight, which is a new section of Snapchat where users can share vertical videos. Snapchat says it will even offer $1 million award per day near the end of 2020 to its most popular users. An article in Mashable calls this is…

The annual Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) It’s Academic tournament will air at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 2. Teams from the seven high schools will compete in rounds and answer questions in a quiz-style format. Topics range from history, literature, science, math and mythology to sports and current events. This year’s event takes place in a virtual format. The first-place team from the event goes on to compete against Centreville and Fairfax high schools in a match set to air Feb. 27 on NBC4. The following teams are set to compete Dec. 2. La Plata High School – Captain Samantha Yorio, senior; William Alcorn, freshman; and Eric Valentine, junior. Henry E. Lackey High School – Captain Brynna Bode, senior; Gabriel Revelle, sophomore; and Julian Revelle, senior. Maurice J. McDonough High School – Captain Samuel Chernoff, junior; Daniel Mears, junior; and Rebecca White, junior. North Point High School – Captain James “Jimmy” Olmsted, sophomore; Kelsey Njembu, junior; and Yusra Umer, junior. St. Charles High School – Captain Rylee Josephs, senior; Andrea Kornegay, junior; and Bria McCallam, junior. Thomas Stone High School – Captain Eryn Huber, junior; Faith Meadows, junior; and Johnathan “Bryce” Powell, senior. Westlake High School – Captain Skyler Adams, senior; Deidre Gilliard, junior; and Elijah Watkins, junior. The…

San Francisco, In partnership with UN Women and the UN Human Rights Office, Twitter is launching custom emojis to spread awareness on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on Wednesday, and Human Rights Day on December 10. The emojis will appear when people tweet with the hashtags #GenerationEquality, #OrangeTheWorld, #16Days, #HumanRightsDay, and other localised hashtags, Twitter said on Tuesday. Twitter said it is also supporting local nonprofits across the world by providing "Ads for Good" grants to several partners to ensure that they can use the power of Twitter's advertising platform to reach more people. Throughout the next #16Days, the microblogging platform will also amplify various regional campaigns and messages about the importance of gender equality and combatting violence against women to increase engagement and awareness. "We have seen the whole world respond to the coronavirus pandemic with all hands on deck, and with responsive investment and protocols backed by determination. Violence against women is also a pandemic -- one that predates the virus and will outlive it," Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director, UN Women, said in a statement. "As we face COVID-19's devastation, there has never been a more important moment to put our combined resources…

Trending Still of Drake - Laugh Now Cry Later Music Video by Dave Meyers Who is Druski? He’s been going viral for his activity on Instagram, but fans want to know more about the internet’s favourite comedian. Recently, Druski has been sending both Instagram ad Twitter into overdrive with his hilarious Instagram Lives. He regularly invites fans to join the talent show-style Lives and calls it ‘CouldaBeen Records’, which unsurprisingly results in some strange yet iconic content. Racking up thousands of retweets and likes, screen recordings of the live session have fans cracking up and just yesterday we saw him imitating British accents, hanging up on fans and  asking people to rap for him. But behind the Instagram Lives, who is Druski? Born Drew Desbordes, Druski is an Instagram comedian. He often performs sketches with characters he creates including a soccer mom, unprofessional lawyer and a redneck. His most popular character however is Kyle Rogger, a stereotypical ‘frat bro’. Druski is 26 years old and reportedly stands at 6”2. He first went viral on Instagram in 2017, with a skit of him counting one dollar bills, now he has around 1.1m followers on Instagram under the handle @druski2funny. However he…

Last Updated: 25th November, 2020 14:36 IST Why did Dellor get banned from Twitch has been the question on everybody's mind since the shocking turn of events wherein Twitch reinstated his account. The viewership of streamers has reached an all-time high. People from all backgrounds flock to twitch streams to watch their favourite streamers play their favourite games. Due to unforeseen circumstances, some of these streamers are banned from their channel and this has been a prominent issue with Twitch. One of the popular streamers Dellor was banned from Twitch a year ago, but now miraculously the platform has reinstated its channel.  Also read: Neymar BANNED From Twitch For Leaking Richarlison's Phone Number During Stream: Report Also read: K3soju Ban From Twitch Lifted, Know Why Was K3soju Banned From Twitch Why did Dellor get banned from Twitch? Dellor is a Pro Overwatch player and a prominent streamer on the platform. In 2019 this popular streamer was banned from Twitch due to rage issues. It was seen that Dellor, after losing a match on Apex Legends, went on to break a keyboard on his head. This action invoked the ban from the platform and the streamer was indefinitely banned from Twitch. Dellor made…

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