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Anonymity Online Not Absolute, Judge Rules
By admin | September 16, 2009
Anonymity Online Not Absolute, Judge Rules
A new court ruling may challenge the ability to make anonymous comments online.
Last week, in a case involving a former police officer from the University of California at Davis and a blog called the Vanguard of Davis, a Sacramento judge ruled that anonymity on the Internet is not absolute, The Sacramento Bee reports.
Calvin Chang, the former police officer, filed a lawsuit against the university
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