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UK Reform Bill Also Guides on Libelous Anonymous Comments

The UK government announced a call to require online sites to provide the identity of anonymous commenters writing information accused...

We wrote earlier this year when a jury awarded a Texas couple $13.7 million in a libel lawsuit against online...

Calorie Lab accused Agence France Presse of failing to credit it for breaking a story. Calorie Lab identifies itself as...

The chairperson of an Idaho Republican Party committee wants Washington state newspaper the Spokesman-Review to give her the identity of "three...

Toledo Blade's ombudsman Jack Lessenberry called for an end to anonymous comments in a recent column published on the Organization...

Last week, Google News paired a picture of actress Angelina Jolie with a group of stories on "terrorism charges" against...

As we wrote last year, book self-publisher Chris McGrath sued an Amazon reviewer Vaughan Jones, Amazon and Richard Dawkins for...

A Texas couple named Mark and Rhonda Lesher won $13.7 million after filing a libel case over anonymous online comments,...

A satire post on Chinese social media prompted fake news stories about Chinese censors, who took out "the scene of...