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Court orders Google to turn over blogger identity information

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12-16-2009 New York:New York State Supreme Court Judge Joan Madden ordered Google to turn over account information about an anonymous blogger to model Liskula Cohen in order to enable her to pursue a claim of defamation. The blogger had used Google's blogging service to create a blog entitled "Skanks in NYC" and had posted derogatory pictures and references to the model. Cohen claimed that the blog led to her losing potential business opportunities. When Cohen originally sought to find out who had posted the content, Google resisted, maintaining that its privacy policy did not permit disclosure of the blogger's account information. The concept of the protection of free speech - especially anonymous speech - traces its roots back to Thomas Payne's pamphlet Common Sense...continue to full post

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