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Tag Archives: Warner v Wilkins-Fournier
Warner v Wilkins-Fournier & John Does – Online Anonymity under Threat in Ontario
The case of Warner v Fournier raises important issues related to anonymity and privacy rights on the internet. It is one of two decisions of the Ontario Court which has cast a shadow over the individual’s enjoyment of a “reasonable … Continue reading
Posted in Online defamation
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