Libel

Andrew Brown, Gordon Brown's Brother, Wins Libel Damages From Scottish Paper

Guardian | Staff and Agencies | Posted 06.09.2009 | Media


Gordon Brown's brother today won libel damages in the high court from Scotland on Sunday over an "entirely false" story that he had pocketed improper ...

California Acts to Stop Libel Tourism

Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld | Posted 05.05.2009 | Home


Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld

Without the Anti-Libel Tourism Act, every creative enterprise produced in California is at risk of financial destruction at the hands of foreign predators.

New York Post Sued In $10M Libel Case

Courthouse News Service | Posted 02.11.2009 | Media


BROOKLYN (CN) - Joel Speyer, a CPA, says the New York Post cost him his job and defamed him in an Oct. 20, 2008 article accusing him of election fraud...

Increased Visibility Comes With Increased Defamation

Neil G. Giuliano | Posted 12.11.2008 | Media


Neil G. Giuliano

Rather than serving as platforms for lies and inaccuracies, media outlets should be calling out anti-gay activists when they resort to defamation, lies, and rhetoric that promote homophobia.

New Yorkers Blaze Free Speech Trail

Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld | Posted 12.08.2008 | Media


Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld

Last April, Gov. David A. Paterson signed "The Libel Terrorism Protection Act," dubbed by the media as "Rachel's Law," a groundbreaking, bi-partisan effort to protect authors and publishers in New York.

SBA Goes After Its Harshest Critic

Lloyd Chapman | Posted 07.29.2008 | Business


Lloyd Chapman

The American Small Business League (ASBL) has uncovered an extensive campaign by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to impugn the organization's ...

Breaking News: Offensive and Untrue Material Discovered on Internet!

Greg Lukianoff | Posted 03.31.2008 | Media


Greg Lukianoff

The combination of free speech, sex, and college students has turned the JuicyCampus.com story into media gold.

Journo Files For Bankruptcy After Being Sued By Resort Mogul

Las Vegas Review-Journal | A.D. HOPKINS | Posted 10.12.2007 | Media


John L. Smith, the Review-Journal's most widely read columnist, has filed for bankruptcy after a two-year legal battle with Sheldon Adelson, owner of ...