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Defamation Law

Australia proves that Google and Facebook can be tamed

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / December 21, 2021

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Australia is winning the battle against Google and Facebook

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / October 25, 2021

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Court ruling a small step in closing Google’s ’gateway to harm’

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / August 30, 2021

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Google must do more to combat defamatory online reviews

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / July 5, 2021

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Trump ex-lawyer’s defamation defence may not be so ridiculous

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / April 13, 2021

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Day of reckoning draws closer for social media platforms

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / February 10, 2021

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Five key recommendations on proposed defamation law

Howard Winkler / Defamation Law / August 11, 2020

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