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The high cost of Internet (de)fame

Posted on September 15, 2009 by pogowasright.org

Robert X. Cringely writes:

If it seems like Notes From the Field is turning into the Notes From the Land of Internet Defamation and Anonymity, my apologies. But this is a topic that I’ve sunk my teeth into and now I can’t seem to unsink them.

After my recent posts about Liskula Cohen (“Skanks for nothing: Google must identify ‘anonymous’ blogger“) and TCI Journal (“Why Internet anonymity matters“), I had the opportunity to chat with attorney Anne W. Salisbury of Guzov Ofsink, LLC. She answered a number of questions I had about both cases, as well as those from some Cringesters who wrote in. So thought I’d share her insights with the rest of you out there in Cringeville.

Read more on Network World.

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