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David Munkittrick

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Second Circuit Sidesteps “Server Test” in Embedded Video Copyright Ruling, Highlighting How Platform Terms Matter

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By David Munkittrick, Nicole Sockett
| JD Supra
[co-author: Jonathan Mollod] On April 23, 2026, the Second Circuit issued a multi-part decision addressing copyright infringement claims involving a website’s embedding of social media video posts and display of video screenshots, reversing the lower court’s dismissal of the complaint. (Richardson v. Townsquare Media, Inc., No. 25-291 (2d Cir. Apr. 23, 2026)).
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Exploring Potential Antitrust Risks for Quantum Computing

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By Colin Kass, David Munkittrick, Erica Jones
| Minding Your Business
Put “quantum” in front of almost anything and it tends to evoke a singular reaction: it must be highly technical, theoretical, or out of reach. But when it comes to “quantum computing” – especially the business of quantum computing – those instincts are misplaced. That is because the competitive dynamics driving this industry are, in many ways, deeply familiar.
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Exploring Potential Antitrust Risks for Quantum Computing

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By David Munkittrick, Colin Kass, Erica Jones
| Westlaw Today
Put "quantum" in front of almost anything and it tends to evoke a singular reaction: it must be highly technical, theoretical, or out of reach. But when it comes to "quantum computing" – especially the business of quantum computing – those instincts...
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