Blogger Defeats Defamation Claims–Buckley v. Moore
…Cards v. Fuschetto. In Florida, the “media” can include blogs. (For a closer look at when blogs and social media can qualify as “media” for statutory purposes, see my post…
YouTuber Doesn’t Qualify as a Member of the “News Media”–Green v. Pierce County
…rights law (the court said yes). In It’s In the Cards v. Fuschetto, the question was whether an online message board constituted a “publication” for purposes of a defamation statute…
Court Lauds Blogs “As A Means Of Free Dissemination Of News And Public Comment”–Comins v. Vanvoorhis
…laws apply to Internet publishers arose early in the development of Internet jurisprudence. For example, in the 1995 case It’s In the Cards v. Fuschetto, the court held that the…
Did California Unintentionally (?) Impose New Statutory Duties on Every Blogger? A Post on the Newly Enacted California Reader Privacy Act
…have–and should have–made clear that blogs fit into that exception. In fact, cases like the old It’s in the Cards v. Fuschetto suggest that courts might read the statutory exclusion…
Two 47 USC 230 Defense Losses–StubHub and Alvi Armani Medical
…says yes); this brought to mind the old It’s In the Cards v. Fuschetto case from nearly 15 years ago (which reached a different result). The case settled in February….