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"Naming names: Court weighs whether to identify authors of critical and anonymous postings on the Internet."

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"Naming names: Court weighs whether to identify authors of critical and anonymous postings on the Internet." Today's edition of The Baltimore Sun contains an article that begins, "You may not be as anonymous online as you think. Maryland's highest court will soon decide how easy it is to unmask those who use pseudonyms to post critical comments on the Internet. So far, the state has been operating without a set of rules for identifying those people, but the issue has surfaced over criticism of an Eastern Shore developer. The issue of Internet anonymity has cropped up in other courts around the country, but this is the first time that Maryland's Court of Appeals has confronted it."

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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