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Tag Archives: reform of Britain online defamation law
Britain may reform online defamation laws
The internet never forgets. Internet libel and the permanence of content appearing on the web has given rise to a large number of lawsuits against newspapers and other publishers of material online. In traditional libel actions plaintiffs must file suits … Continue reading
Posted in Online defamation
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