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    Category: defamation

    June 6, 2018in Blogs, defamation, Internet0by Editor
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    Fair Balance, Proportionality and Revamping the Publication Rule — Will these Efforts Resolve the Problem of Online Intermediaries? It’s Unlikely.

    The Law Commission of Ontario recently held a conference as part of a consultation process for its “Defamation Law in the Internet Age” project. The event provided scope for continuing…

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    August 22, 2017in Blogs, defamation, IP, IP Reform, Literature0by Editor
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    Branding Fake News: Misleading Cases by A.P. Herbert

    There is much ado these days about fake news. Some find it entertaining. Others find it dangerous. Neither can claim that it has been positive or educational. We can learn…

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    March 5, 2013in defamation, Domain Names, Feature Post, Internet, IP, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Online Gripesites and ICANN’s new GTLD Process

    A “gripe site” is a web site established to criticize an institution such as a corporation, union, government body, or political figure. Not surprisingly, powerful institutions often do not take…

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    February 21, 2013in Copyright, defamation, European Union, Feature Post, Infringement, Internet, IP, Technology, Telecommunications0by Editor
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    The Reference to the CJEU in Case C-466/12 Svensson

    The European Copyright Society (ECS) was founded in January 2012 with the aim of creating a platform for critical and independent scholarly thinking on European Copyright Law. Its members are…

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    October 6, 2012in Copyright, defamation, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, Human Rights, Human Rights Issues, Infringement, Originality1by Editor
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    The “Word” Is Not Enough: New Cybercrime Prevention Act Leaves Philippine Plagiarists Criminally Vulnerable (UPDATED)

    The institution of a controversial new Cybercrime Prevention Act in the Philippines may leave plagiarists subject to criminal sanctions. The penalty for the plagiarism depends on the number of prior…

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    June 20, 2012in Blogs, Canada, defamation, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press, IP, Moral Rights, Regulatory Policy, Technology, Trademarks, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    A View to a Kill: Montreal 'Body Parts' Murder Brings Array of Secondary Legal Issues

    When suspected Montreal “body parts” killer, Luka Magnotta, was detained in Berlin on June 4 following an international manhunt, only one small piece of a complex legal web was resolved.…

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