Antigua and Barbuda: Copyright Free Capitol of the World?
Antigua and the United States have long been entangled in an Internet law “trade war.” Online gambling and copyright protections...
International Defamation: Criminal Defamation In Ecuador
An international defamation lawsuit out of Ecuador caught our attention. In brief, the three-term (and counting) president of the country,...
Comparative Internet Law: Website Defamation Liability, U.S. v. EU
Section 230 Protections Weakened In WA, NJ, and TN (For A Minute) Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is...
Teenager Arrested Under China’s New Online Defamation Law
China’s new online defamation law is already in effect. Teenager Arrested Under China’s New Online Defamation Law For “Provoking Troubles”...
China’s Strict Online Defamation Policy
China’s strict online defamation standards just got stricter. What’s the big change? As of this week, individuals can land in...
Nuclear Defamation Fracas Going Down In Japan
A now defunct Fukushima-Daiichi plant is at the heart of a nuclear defamation lawsuit between Japan’s former Prime Minister, Naoto Kan,...
UK Defamation Reform: The Blogger Question
After 48 months of lobbying, three public consultations, two working groups, and seven parliamentary debates, the UK defamation reform bill...
Translation Defamation: A Libel Case Study
A Hong Kong educator is bending over backwards to make sure every man, woman, and child is familiar with one...
UK Defamation Reform Update: McAlpine Scandal Raises Questions
UK defamation reform negotiations are going as well as the NHL lockout talks. Not only have both debates dragged, but...
Defamation Lawsuit Against An Online Newspaper Could Set Legal Precedence
A high-profile defamation lawsuit is taking place in Canada. It could have significant impact on future libel lawsuits in the...