Polish Singer Fined For Saying Bible Was Written By A Bunch Of ‘Drunk Stoners’

Poland is a traditionally catholic country that has recently been dealing with how to react to religious defamation and that fact was emphasized this week when polish singer Dorota Rabczewska was fined for disparaging remarks made against the ... continue

Does a Negative Online Review Constitute Libel?

Stating your opinion online could now constitute libel, if a group of businesses has its way. Several companies are filing lawsuits over online reviews saying negative things about their services. A report in today's Sun ... continue

Landmark linking defamation case from Canada

There are times when my country pisses me off but there are other times when it; and its often laid back people, make me proud as hell. This is one of those other times and it comes ... continue

Subway Hacking Case: Who’s Out of Line?

Three MIT students who found a security flaw in Boston's transportation system won't be talking about their discovery any time soon. A federal judge has ruled against the students' wishes and ordered them to stay silent, upholding a ... continue

Bloggers’ Protection Being Put to the Test

A new legal proceeding could lay the groundwork for bloggers' rights -- or lack thereof -- when it comes to freedom of speech. The Memphis Police Department has filed a subpoena asking AOL to provide them the identity ... continue