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Fred Trotter

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Libel and Discourse in the Digital Age

Posted on February 16, 2015 by ftrotter

Libel, like copyright, is one of the central legal frameworks for governing online activities. It sets the bounds for what can and cannot be said about people in the new media area.  Like copyright law, libel law is a legal framework designed in a pre-digital era, that is somewhat strained in this new digital media […]

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