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If it's about a public figure (even a limited-purpose public figure), there's no problem because that speech is already highly protected against libel claims.
by tankerslay 8y ago
If it's about a public figure (even a limited-purpose public figure), there's no problem because that speech is already highly protected against libel claims.
If it's basically just non-newsworthy information about private citizens, then I do not think they should be shielded from liability.