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UK legislators propose changes to defamation law to protect website operators

article published on 21 October, 2011

A Joint Committee of MPs and Lords in the UK has issued a report recommending website operators get additional protection from liability for content posted by their users. Under current UK law website operators are considered secondary publishers of information posted by people using their services. That is, if you operate a forum, social media site, or other service where users may contribute ... [ read the full article ]

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So, can someone give me a list of sites that are run by the supporters of such insane laws so I can post some inflammatory things???


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