Thursday, February 9, 2012

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Man forwarding alleged defamatory e-mail not liable

A California state appeals judge ruled that a man forwarding an e-mail about a Vietnam War veteran could not be charged with defamation. -db Courthouse News Service March 1, 2010 By Avery Fellow (CN) – A man who forwarded an allegedly defamatory email about a Vietnam War veteran can’t be held liable for defamation, a [...]

Cyberattacks on e-mail accounts of Chinese human right activists may force Google to quit China

Google may yet be forced to abandon the lucrative Chinese market after it gained access by agreeing to remove banned topics from its site. Hackers are attempting to invade the Gmail accounts of human rights activists along with the accounts of at least 20 large companies in the finance, technology, media and chemical sectors. -DB The [...]

Nevada: Suit filed after student arrested and expelled from school for e-mails sent from home

After a high school student sent an allegedly threatening e-mail to a friend on his home computer, he was arrested, held in jail for 32 days while interrogated and then expelled from school. The boy claims his First Amendment rights were violated. -DB Courthouse News Service October 29,2009 By Nick Divito RENO, Nev. – A [...]