Online Copyright Infringement: Dutch Court Says Linking Constitutes Infringement
A Dutch court weighed in on a case about hyperlinking to leaked photos. It ruled that website GeenStjil was guilty...
Autocomplete Defamation Case Study: Bettina Wulff
A former “First Lady” once sued Google for autocomplete defamation. Bettina Wulff is her name — the now ex-wife of...
Defamation Case Examples: Comic Loses Slander Lawsuit Over Joke
Defamation Case Example: An Australian Politician Wins Slander Lawsuit Against Celebrity Comic Aussie Comic Mick Molloy and the Ten Network...
Defamation Showdown: Sir Elton John v. Rupert Murdoch (Sorta)
Elton John works hard to protect his reputation, and according to reports, the UK-based performer’s latest face-saving mission is a...
Google Autocomplete Lawsuit: The Case of the Man in Japan
New lawsuit in Japan challenges Google’s auto-complete search. A Google autocomplete lawsuit out of Japan has legal watchers around the...
Microblogging Law: China Extends Control Over Digital Chatter
In 2012, the Chinese government passed a strict microblogging law. Ostensibly in service of the country’s Golden Shield Project, China...
UK Cookie Law: Opt-Ins Required
As of May 26, 2012, websites operating in the UK are required to follow a privacy rule called the “UK...
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