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Canadian Court Reverses Net Publication Ruling
Created 18.09.2005 - 13:25

'A Canadian appellate court has reversed an earlier ruling that had media companies worldwide fearing an Internet publication chill. A lower court had asserted jurisdiction over the Washington Post based solely on an article published years earlier that was available on the Post's website. That decision attracted the attention of companies such as Reuters and Yahoo!, who appealed what was viewed as a dangerous Internet jurisdiction case.'

Originally by ScuttleMonkey at Slashdot: Your Rights Online, 12:25 PM

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