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Skanks, Hos and Anonymity in New York
in Web 2.0, on August 30, 2009
...term. I suppose the question of whether the term is defamatory or not may get settled in court. But defamation usually not about one word in isolation.
Privacy is not that clear a right in US law. T...
死亡笔记 L 之 Q 版手办（可换脸）
in Wangtam, on 2009-07-22
...for defamation in search results, rules court
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Palin shoots the media
in Sox First, on July 7, 2009
... to run the speculation. "This is to provide notice to Ms. Moore, and those who re-publish the defamation, such as Huffington Post, MSNBC, the New York Times and The Washington Post, that the Pal...
How a nut case blogger fooled the market
in Sox First, on April 21, 2009
...e against blacks, Jews and immigrants on his website and internet radio show, according to the Anti-Defamation League, created in 1913 to monitor anti-Semitism." Turner's Wikipedia entry h...
Beware of Twitter: lawyers
in Sox First, on January 16, 2009
...could be subpoenaed in a lawsuit. They are also warning there are potential invasion of privacy and defamation issues, not to mention the potential for it to trigger claims for workplace retaliation a...
Overstock Settles After Gradient Apologises
in The Hedge Funds Weblog, on October 14, 2008
...s against Gradient Analytics and its principals and officers named as defendants in Overstock's defamation case filed in Marin County, California.
Overstock.com chairman and CEO, Patrick Byrne ...
American Tower Corporation Sues Zeitlin for Defamation (UPDATED)
in The Wireless Weblog, on December 29, 2007
... investigate his actions," Reuters reports . "The company, based in Boston, is suing for defamation, computer fraud and other claims and is seeking damages."
More here from Dow Jo...
Don't mess with a spammer, you might get fined!
in I got Spam?!, on November 28, 2006
...urt by Omega World Travel and its subsidiary Cruise.com, which demanded $3.8 million in damages for defamation.
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the alleged spammers. In a little-noticed op...
Lawyers, Gunns and Money: The new McLibel?
in Sox First, on August 29, 2006
...environmentalists, filing a claim that they were interfering with its business and accusing them of defamation. High risk and not necessarily one that help the company, even if it won. That is why the...
RFID Will Not Stop Casino Cheating, Says One Cheater
in The RFID Weblog, on February 14, 2006
...ard Marcus, a casino cheater says.
Keep in mind that even though I called him a cheater, it is not defamation. Marcus is widely regarded as the "world's foremost authority on cheating."...
Copyright Tutorial
in Bizinformer, on January 30, 2006
Let's start with a few questions:
1.How much do you need to know about copyright?
2.Should you copyright your work product?
3.What if you unintentionally infringe on someone else's copyright?
4.Can you buy insurance to protect you from claims that you infringed on a copyright?
5.Wh...