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Cyber Law & Business report features attorney Marc Randazza on its weekly radio show. Randazza talks about Righthaven. Listen in….

TechDirt posts about Randazza Legal Group’s latest filing in the Righthaven litigation. RLG filed a motion for contempt against Righthaven after it failed to respond to a request for documents

TechDirt writes about Randazza Legal Group’s response to Righthaven’s filing of an emergency motion in an attempt to prevent the auction of Righthaven’s assets. The post states: Randazza has filed

XBIZ reports on a federal court judge’s order granting Corbin Fisher a $990,000 default judgment against the operator of a tube site ViniGay.com. Attorney Marc Randazza, who represents Corbin Fisher,

Ars Technica writes about the pending auction of Righthaven’s domain name to help pay for some of Righthaven’s legal debt to Randazza Legal Group client Wayne Hoehn. The post states:

Wired.com’s Threat Level column states that the sale of the domain name Righthaven.com was going for up to $1,250 as of the afternoon of Dec. 27, 2011. The column reports:

Crime & Federalism discusses the threat to free speech from litigious private parties. The post talks about the Righthaven lawsuits and about a defamation complaint against the writer of the

Vegas Inc. reports on the auctioning of Righthaven’s domain name, which began Dec. 26, 2011. The auction is meant to help cover Righthaven’s debt to Randazza Legal Group client Wayne

TechDirt reports on Randazza Legal Group’s filing of a writ of bodily attachment in the U.S. District Court of Nevada in the Righthaven lawsuit. The post states: It appears that

VegasInc breaks the news that Righthaven’s assets have been transferred to a receiver for auction, including the domain for its website. Lara Pearson, the court-appointed receiver, says: If all goes

TechDirt posts about the impending sale of Righthaven’s domain name as part of the auction to pay off its debts after the Randazza Legal Group filed a writ of bodily

Columnist and Randazza Legal Group client Amy Alkon writes in her column about standing up for civil liberties. Alkon recounts an incident with the TSA that she wrote about earlier