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AU: Cyber poison-penner hunted down and sued

Posted on February 25, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Today’s news includes a case in Australia involving unmasking anonymous online posters and successfully suing them for defamation. Tony Wright describes the background of the case:

The action against Graeme Gladman began after highly uncomplimentary comments appeared last November under pseudonyms on the HotCopper website, a stockmarket forum.

The postings related to technology security company Datamotion Asia Pacific Ltd and its Perth-based chairman and managing director, Ronald Moir. One posting appeared under the pseudonym of ”witch”.

Read more in The Age.

“anonymity” by kitakitts, Flickr, used under Creative Commons License

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