A Web site geared toward women is suing a New Jersey couple in federal court, charging they posted obscene and threatening messages on a message board devoted to the benefits of breast-feeding. The suit alleges that Judith and James Howarth posted thousands of messages, using 70 user names, on the iVillage.com message board since July.
January 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A Web site geared toward women is suing a Hazlet, N.J. wife and husband in federal court, charging that they posted obscene and threatening messages on a message board devoted to the benefits of breast-feeding.
The suit, iVillage Inc. v. Howarth and Howarth, 99-5871 (NHP), filed Dec. 15 in U.S. District Court in Newark, alleges that Judith and James Howarth have posted thousands of messages on the iVillage.com message board since July.
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