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Canadian libel law chills free speech on Internet

CommentaryCanadian Internet service providers need protection from libel suits sparked by web postings, argues Internet law expert Michael Geist. CommentaryCanadian Internet service providers need protection from libel suits sparked by web postings, argues Internet law expert Michael Geist. [node:ad] Related posts: ‘Dark day’ for Canadian journalism industry after Vice ruling A history of ‘media exclusion…

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Canadian Internet service providers need protection from libel suits sparked by web postings, argues Internet law expert Michael Geist.

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Canadian Internet service providers need protection from libel suits sparked by web postings, argues Internet law expert Michael Geist.

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