Finance Analyst Awarded Millions In Professional Defamation Ruling
A finance broker sued colleagues for professional defamation and won millions of dollars in damages. The reputation-related case serves as...
5 Facts About The “Right To Be Forgotten” Ruling
UPDATE: Google now accepts “right to be forgotten” removal requests. To see if you qualify, get in touch. *** Original...
International Defamation Update: Russia & China
A pair of defamation lawsuits in China and Russia got us thinking about slander and libel in communist countries. Periodically,...
StarCraft: South Korea’s Public Enemy #1?
Forget Justin Bieber, in South Korea, StarCraft superstars reign supreme in the eyes of tweens. Don’t believe me? Behold: But...
Qihoo v. Tencent: China’s Big Internet Law Battle
A high-profile Internet law case is hogging headlines in China. Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd (“Qihoo”) and Tencent, the world’s...
India’s Big Political Defamation Case
An online defamation lawsuit out of India is making international headlines. Our discussions about international defamation cases usually revolve around...
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...
Japan’s Online Copyright Law: Legal Summary
This post is a summary of Japan’s online copyright law. Add Japan to the list of countries with questionable online...
International Internet Law: Panama’s Unusual Online Copyright Legislation
Here’s one from the international Internet law files. They say the grass is always greener elsewhere, but after reading about...
The UK Parliament, Facebook, Twitter, and Cyberbullying
A UK politician is leading the charge to take on Internet trolls and cyberbullies using social media to publish their...
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