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Chris Morris

  • Senior Communications Advisor, Dunedin City Council
New Zealand
As seen in: LinkedIn, MSN, ESPN, News.com.au, Entrepreneur, The Toronto Star, CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS), CTV News, National Post, New Zealand Herald and
Ex Otago Daily Times, now working in comms. Unless I get a chance to go sailing. All ramblings my own.
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Why Netflix's removal of casting from mobile apps is causing a stir

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By Chris Morris
| Fast Company South Africa
Chris Morris|Published 8 minutes ago . Image: Dima Solomin/Unsplash Netflix’s decision to quietly remove the ability to cast content from its mobile apps to smart TVs and streaming devices has caused a bit of anuproar on social media. The complaints are the usual ones you see when a company removes a feature. Some blame greed. Some are upset that their method of end-running subscription sharing has been shut down. Some just jump on the opportunity to complain about Netflix.
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Privy Council declares the Shareholder Rule “altogether unclothed” and no longer good law in England and Wales

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By Tom Laidler, Jamie Curle, Charles Allin, Chris Morris, Jessica McArthur, Mona Ebert
| Lexology
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) has unanimously abolished the Shareholder Rule, which prevented a company from asserting legal professional privilege (LPP) against a shareholder, save for limited circumstances. The JCPC, which heard the case from the Bermuda Court of Appeal, was comprised of justices of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom; In making a so-called declaration, the justices expressed their firm view that their decision is to be regarded as English law. 1.
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Nordstrom is bailing on a flagship store that’s 35 years old

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By Chris Morris
| MSN
"The difference between housing and food is you can eat less, but with housing, at some point you'll be homeless," said Gary Blasi, a public interest lawyer and housing rights expert in Los Angeles. "The market says you can have all the housing you can afford. And if you can't afford any, then you're on the street." California will vote in 2024 on whether to allow statewide rent control after proponents gathered more than 800,000 signatures.
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