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Niall Ferguson threatens to sue Mishra
Oh dear. We now hear that Ferguson is threatening legal action, which rather undermines my point about the classiness of ‘counter-speech’ over legal threats. Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Books, libel, Libel Reform, Literature, London Review of Books, Niall Ferguson, Pankaj Mishra
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A Tale of Two Authors
Compare how two authors deal with book reviews that they believe to be defamatory. Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Law and Order
Tagged Chris McGrath, counter speech, free expression, free speech, libel, Libel Reform, Niall Ferguson, Vaughan Jones
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Can Publishing Be a Form of Fact-Checking?
For citizen bloggers, publishing a claim online carries the implicit (and often explicit) request – “please help me verify”. Continue reading
Posted in Internet Philosophy, Media
Tagged blogging, david allen green, Guardian, jack of kent, libel, Libel Reform, Reynolds Defence
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