A hyperlink is the modern-day equivalent of a footnote, at least as far as defamation law is concerned, a federal judge in Manhattan held in a defamation lawsuit that casino magnate, GOP donor, and serial libel claimant Sheldon Adelson brought against the National Jewish Democratic Council.
October 02, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A hyperlink is the modern-day equivalent of a footnote, at least as far as defamation law is concerned.
That’s the conclusion that a federal judge in Manhattan reached on Monday in a defamation lawsuit that casino magnate, GOP donor, and serial libel claimant Sheldon Adelson brought last year against the National Jewish Democratic Council and its executives.
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