Dylan Voller

Mumbrellacast: What the High Court's Facebook ruling means for publishers, and a wrap of R U OK? Day Zanda Wilson

This week the High Court of Australia ruled media outlets that run Facebook pages are the “publishers” of third-party comments on the platform, dismissing the second round of appeals from the publishers of news outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Sky News, The...

News

High Court upholds that media outlets are ‘publishers’ of comments on Facebook posts

5 years ago

Opinion

The Voller case emphasises the power imbalance between publishers and platforms, but publishers aren’t trying hard enough

6 years ago

News

Media outlets lose defamation appeal over liability for readers’ Facebook comments

6 years ago

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Opinion

Banning anonymous comments won’t make the internet better

7 years ago

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Features

Mumbrellacast: Should we allow anonymous comments? Plus defamation law (reform), Go Fund Me and BWS’ branding moves, and Ten’s Beverley McGarvey

7 years ago

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Opinion

Can you be liable for defamation for what other people write on your Facebook page? Australian court says: maybe

7 years ago

3

News

Media outlets found liable for readers’ Facebook comments in first round of landmark Dylan Voller defamation case

7 years ago

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