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10 Okt 2013

Autor:
Padraig Reidy, Index on Censorship

European ruling spells trouble for online comment

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An alarming judgment has been issued by the European Court of Human Rights that could seriously affect online comment threads. The judgment in the case Delfi AS v Estonia suggests that online portals are fully responsible for comments posted under stories, in apparent contradiction of the principle that portals are “mere conduits” for comment and cannot be held liable...The ruling is not yet final and may be subject to further review.