Blogs about: Internet Anonymity
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Protecting internet anonymity: the case for providing notice to anonymous defendants in defamation cases
An open issue in Canadian internet defamation law is whether courts should require that anonymous defendants be given notice of, and an opportunity to oppose, applications to compel the disclosure of … more →
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Googleman plays God
mattie14 wrote 2 weeks ago: December 9, 2009 Googleman (and patron saint of barrybots) Eric Schmidt talked with CNBC’s Mar … more →
Google running ads on our site
mattie14 wrote 2 weeks ago: December 7, 2009 This is getting ridiculous. I just posted about Googles real-time launch and though … more →
Google now with real-time search results
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mattie14 wrote 2 weeks ago: December 7, 2009 Google has introduced so-called “real-time web” results into its search … more →
Big Brother Google now tracking logged out users - that means you
mattie14 wrote 2 weeks ago: December 7, 2009 Google now with real-time search results I wondered what happened with Google on Fr … more →
Internet anonymity topic @ a news cafe
Christy Lochrie wrote 1 month ago: Interesting talking points re: news comment boards at a news cafe. Read on. -Christy Related post … more →
Protecting internet anonymity: the case for providing notice to anonymous defendants in defamation cases
Matthew Nied wrote 1 month ago: An open issue in Canadian internet defamation law is whether courts should require that anonymous de … more →
And he also hates the Hot Rods
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Ray Dixon wrote 1 month ago: "We will decide who comes to this town ..." This post expressing hatred for the forthcomin … more →
Swartz v. Does: American and Canadian approaches to anonymity in internet defamation cases
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Matthew Nied wrote 1 month ago: A recent case illustrates that American jurisprudence is increasingly coalescing around a uniform ap … more →
Why blog about it?
findingforevertoday wrote 2 months ago: It seems to be such a herculean task – finding someone special – that blogging about it … more →
The Wonderful World of Internet Comments
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oliverobserves wrote 2 months ago: The internet is a funny old place. As regular readers (or the regular reader – Hi Mum! at leas … more →
Distinguishing Twitter postings from other forms of communication in online defamation cases
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Matthew Nied wrote 2 months ago: The New York Times published an interesting article today about the growing number of defamation act … more →
27 percent of Canadians surveyed ignorant of liability for online defamation
Matthew Nied wrote 2 months ago: A recent survey found that 27 percent of Canadians surveyed believe that they aren’t legally r … more →
TCI Journal and the exposure of anonymous online speakers
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Matthew Nied wrote 2 months ago: A recent case illustrates the problem of allowing a court to expose the identity of an anonymous onl … more →
And, more on owning your own words...
adorkablegrrl wrote 3 months ago: This is gonna be brief, because believe it or not, I’m actually pretty swamped today… wi … more →
Skank ruling rips open web anonymity
north4fort wrote 3 months ago: Last week, Google was forced to reveal the electronic identity of an anonymous blogger who had defam … more →
Russian blogger charged with libel
Matthew Nied wrote 4 months ago: Blogs are increasingly becoming the subject of legal disputes. Just days after the New York State Su … more →
Anonymous bloggers aren’t safe; nor is decency
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Henry Bauer wrote 4 months ago: A friend just forwarded this story to me. A person who had been slandered on an anonymous blog creat … more →
Google forced to reveal identity of anonymous blogger
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Matthew Nied wrote 4 months ago: A former Canadian model, Liskula Cohen, (the “Plaintiff”) has received an order from Justice Madden … more →
Some Hard Truths About Gynning
noodlesoupchan wrote 5 months ago: My first impressions on the substance of the article that was on DN’s internet front page in t … more →
