 netwirePremium
join:2001-04-27
Shelby, NC
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| Umm.. free speach? Maybe I missed something but don't webmasters still have the right to put whatever they want about people, products, and companies on their web site? I mean... if I wanted to say Microsoft had nothing but spyware in XP should'nt I be allowed to say that?
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 drkkgtBooPremium
join:2003-08-26
Whittier, CA | Hence the increase in Slander lawsuits and the lawsuits about blogs as well as possible laws against what's said in blogs.
Free speech is a pretty myth in modern days that the media uses to invade your non-right to privacy.
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 keith2468Premium,MVM
join:2001-02-03
Winnipeg, MB | reply to netwire
No netwire, nobody has the right to libel and slander, on ther internet or elsewhere.
The specific definition of libel and slander vary from place to place, but when you step over the line in your country, or their country, you can be sued.
Malware should be critized and outlawed, but better definitions and terminology really are needed.
Probably it will take a law or legislated regulation to protect ASW vendors from these malware makers.
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