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Twitter could be liable for users’ unlawful posts, says expert

Posted on March 2, 2012 by pogowasright.org

OPINION: Twitter could be liable in the UK for unlawful comments you make in tweets. If that seems unfair or far-fetched, a quick glance southwards at a case in Australia outlines how Twitter could end up on the hook for users’ illegal actions.

Read Claire McCracken’s commentary on Out-Law.com.

But see this decision from the U.K. that Google is not a publisher. Wouldn’t the same apply to Twitter?

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