While digging for followup material for my previous post regarding on the matter, I came across this article today in the Washington Post: The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling and ordered that NewsZap.com, an online forum run by Independent Newspapers, does not have to disclose the identities of forum participants who [...]
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January 7, 2008
blogHarrisburg '08
2008 is here, and so is my shiny new server. As you’re reading this, there’s a brand-new quad-core Xeon E5310-based server sitting in the Pacific Rack datacenter in LA just waiting to take over. The team at Steadcom, my new host, has been amazing in helping me get everything up and running. If you’re in [...]
February 24, 2009
Your Comments Aren't Anonymous
UPDATED 2/27/09; read the bottom of the post for more details. I just found this interesting post over on Topix Chambersburg: http://www.topix.net/forum/source/chambersburg-public-opinion/TCB69SLLD4383GT6N Quoting from the article: The company that owns and operates the York Daily Record/Sunday News readers’ comment posting Web site will release the identities of people who anonymously posted comments to a story [...]
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