The AP’s David Kravets writes about a big of a conundrum that the legal system is in surrounding free speech rights on the web, and who can “govern” them. At the center of the situation is a court ruling in France that said that a U.S.-based company (Yahoo!) was liable for Nazi materials that were available to web surfers in that country. In a way, it’s like the start of a discussion about whether companies providing web content would be liable under multiple jurisdictions, internationally and nationally. If it sounds unbearable to even think about, it is.
Yahoo!’s free speech battle means a lot
March 24th, 2005 · No Comments
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