Bloggers Gain Libel Protection
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last Tuesday that Web loggers, website operators and e-mail list editors can’t be held responsible for libel for information they republish, extending crucial First Amendment protections to do-it-yourself online publishers.
Got that? I’m not liable for anything posted in the above paragraph π
I dreamt this morning that I bought a red Ferrari. I was driving around town with it, but couldn’t go fast because of the speed limit. Silly isn’t it. Let’s see if this dream comes true now.
I just received a phone call from some agency telling me that they obtained my information via a supermarket lucky draw I entered ages ago, and that I’ve won 30 rolls of Konica film and a watch. But first I must attend a travel exhibition. No obligation to buy anything, they assured me many times. It’s in town. Gurmit says they tried to sell the same thing to him before. Now I’m wondering if I should stand them up.
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It wouldn’t harm attending the exhibition if you have the time. But hey, you’ve already got yourself a digital cam… so, who cares about the 30 rolls of film π
Anyway, if your Ferrari dream comes true, I hope I will be one of the first to hitch a ride round the town π
Last week, after watching Charlie’s Angels:Full Throttle, I went home and had this crazy but greeeaaat dream that I was a kick-ass action babe with super-cool outfits. Think that’ll happen anytime soon? π