Model makes court reveal the identity of an anonymous blogger

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/goog...ank-insult.html

Soo much for freedom of speech and privacy. :huh:

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Before reading that, I might have agreed with the blogger, but then again I might not have.

Have to watch what we say. :rolleyes:

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I think I largely agree with the opinion in this artcle Skanks for the Memories

I believe in freedom of speech, and the courts will decide if the post was defamatory, but I don't think there's a right to anonymity.

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Have to watch what we say. :rolleyes:

Damn it, I think you're right. :lol:

I think though they're only taking it serious after cases like the MySpace incident when some young girl was cyber-bullied and committed suicide. Strange world for people to get so super upset about mere words, it isn't like they were physically punched in the nose.

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Looks like the fightback has began already, with baywords, from the guys who run the pirate bay site.

Good on them I say.

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Censorship is really of no surprise to me, many experts have said for many years that even the U.S. is becoming a closed society.

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Gee, what could make you think of that (cough-Obama,Pelosi,Reid,Giethner,Axelrod,Emanuel-cough)? <_<

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Gee, what could make you think of that (cough-Obama,Pelosi,Reid,Giethner,Axelrod,Emanuel-cough)? <_<

Those aren't my own thoughts, there's several "experts" that have outlined the changes that have been happening over the past decade or perhaps longer. The worst accusation was a woman who is an author with a documentary and U.S. citizen stating the U.S. is becoming like Nazi Germany.

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Gee, what could make her think of that (cough-Obama,Pelosi,Reid,Giethner,Axelrod,Emanuel-cough)?

Too easy.

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errr, welll, the blogger is still free to speak, but not now to hide. Eh?