Sentences with phrase «against bloggers»

When I first thought about starting a blog to review books I almost didn't because of the behavior of some authors against bloggers.

A Canadian prosecutor won $ 50,000 in a defamation lawsuit against a blogger who wrote that he «grows and uses marijuana, uses cocaine, has misappropriated funds, been disbarred..., has breached the public trust and misused his office and is a dishonest and despicable person.»

When I first read about the death threats against blogger Kathy Sierra, I immediately wondered how the legal blogosphere might respond.

A few years ago, a Canadian court ruled against a blogger who accused a law student of lying to the Ontario Human Rights Commission and supporting extremist violence.

But now, as Professor Bainbridge and many other bloggers report, another law firm, this time Nashville firm King and Barlow, has drawn the ire of other bloggers for threatening a libel action against blogger Kat Coble unless she removes something that offended one of the firm's clients.

As the New York Times reported earlier this week, publisher and conference promoter O'Reilly proposed the code in the wake of death threats against blogger Kathy Sierra.

In addition to being a classic case of biting the hand that feeds you, Martha's tirade against bloggers thrust the genre of food and craft blogs into the blogger vs. journalist debate.

On Monday morning in USA Today I argued, against bloggers like Beliefnet's Rod Dreher, that the religious commitments of judges matter.

The most crucial issue was the battle against bloggers» anonymity.

The general criticism leveled against bloggers went along the lines of, «How dare these amateurs fancy themselves as writers.»

The plaintiff still had her remedy against the blogger (s).

Prosecutor wins libel suit against blogger.

«The judge did not deal with any possible subpoenas against the bloggers.

These threats range from copyright infringement lawsuits filed against bloggers to cease and desist letters claiming defamation sent to MySpace users.

Represented a news organization in obtaining preliminary and permanent injunction against a blogger for stealing copyrighted news articles.

At Citizen Media Law, Andrew Moshirnia reports on a defamation lawsuit filed by a northern Illinois newspaper against a blogger: «That's right, a newspaper (the Jeffersonian protectors of democracy) and a blogger (saving the world one lolcat at a time) are duking it out, each trying to out chill the other's speech.»

Geist says there are likely to be more lawsuits against bloggers as blogs become more mainstream.

Multi-level marketer LuLaRoe (LLR, Inc. and LulaRoe, LLC) filed a lawsuit this week against blogger Christina Hinks, better known as Mommygyver.

«B.L. Ochman points to Media Law Resource Center's online list of libel and related lawsuits against bloggers.

«User Community and ROI Main Death threats against bloggers are NOT «protected speech» (why I cancelled my ETech presentations)»

Has someone installed a hair trigger on libel lawsuits against bloggers?

In June a jury awarded my uOttawa colleague Professor Joanne St. Lewis a stunning $ 350,000 verdict in her defamation lawsuit against blogger and former University of Ottawa professor Denis Rancourt.

The database contains legal threats ranging from copyright infringement lawsuits against bloggers to cease and desist letters claiming defamation against MySpace users.

Elsewhere, Dan Kennedy's blog Media Nation reports on another questionable lawsuit against a blogger, this one against Cape Cod resident Peter Robbins, author of the blog Robbins Report.