Online Defamation, and Social Media. Part 1
Lawdit are increasingly receiving enquiries about defamatory comments made on social media. Part one explained.
Mark Reed
September 2, 2019
Lawdit are increasingly receiving enquiries about defamatory comments made on social media. Part one explained.
When it comes to social media and misuse, it is first essential to trace the individual responsible for the content. On many sites it is
A well-known chicken restaurant based on Oxford Road in Reading has faced a clash with Nando’s. The restaurant was previously called Fernando’s before facing a
A well-known chicken restaurant based on Oxford Road in Reading has faced a clash with Nando’s. The restaurant was previously called Fernando’s before facing a
Advocate General Szpunar gives opinion after a long battle to ensure that platforms such as Facebook are not protected by The E-Commerce Directive.
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After months of deliberation and opposition the European Council has finally adopted the proposed copyright directive which was given the go ahead by EU parliament and lawmakers last month.
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Complaint over four Chinese companies selling fake Facebook and Instagram accounts.