The Inquirer
Yelp: Court Ruling on Anonymous Customer Reviews ‘Could Have a Chilling Effect on Free Speech’
A U.S. court has ordered customer review website Yelp reveal the names of seven of its anonymous reviewers. The order follows a lawsuit filed by a carpet cleaning company which suspected that some of the reviews placed online about it were made up.
Google Helping Racism By Refusing To Take Down Hosted Blogs
The Inquirer reports that Google refuses to tackle racist blogs hosted on Google’s Blogger platform. These blogs have racist and neo-Nazi content ... read more
Human Rights Group & UK House of Commons Demand Google, Yahoo, & Microsoft To Stop Censorship
Earlier this week, GameShout.com published an article reporting that Human Rights Watch group in New York told Google, Yahoo and Microsoft to ... read more
Google Blamed For Indexing Student Test Scores & Social Security Numbers
Google “hacked our website” from The Inquirer points to Blame game from the Hickory Record, a story about how the Catawba County ... read more
