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Online reputation: what to do

Online reputation: what to do. Commentary by the Rome law firm. Protecting online reputation: bloggers who fail to remove defamatory content are liable, regardless of whether the comment is from the site owner or a third party. This is what the Fifth Criminal Section of the Supreme Court has stated. Read more about Online reputation: what to do[…]

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Defamation on the Internet: How to Protect Yourself

Defamation on the Internet: How can you protect yourself? Virginia della Sala interviews Fulvio Sarzana. Web reputation is the collection and monitoring of everything said online about a specific product, service, project, or event. The underlying concept is quite simple. As in real life, each of us has Read more about Defamation on the Internet: How to Protect Yourself[…]

DEFAMATION AND REPUTATION PROTECTION. WHAT TO DO?

DEFAMATION and REPUTATION PROTECTION. WHAT TO DO? Nowadays, your online reputation is your first business card. Everyone uses the Google search engine as their first source of information to understand who you are, by typing in your name and surname or your company name. Among the most significant effects of the digital revolution is, without a doubt, Read more about DEFAMATION AND REPUTATION PROTECTION. WHAT TO DO?[…]

Defamation on social networks: what to do

Defamation on social networks: what to do? The Supreme Court of Cassation has once again addressed defamation via social networks, declaring inadmissible the appeal of a graduate lawyer who had accused a researcher of copying her thesis, but at the same time delineating the boundaries of defamation on social networks. The Supreme Court also states that the dissemination Read more about Defamation on social networks: what to do[…]

Cyberbullying: The Chamber of Deputies approves the bill, which returns to the Senate.

Lawyers and Internet experts, such as Fulvio Sarzana, fear that the measure could also affect journalists who are too eager to ask for an interview or who publish on their newspaper's website sentences taken from off-the-record conversations; or "An inconvenient blog, a comment that is too colorful on the forum, any piece of news given on a blog or in a newspaper, Read more about Cyberbullying: The Chamber of Deputies approves the bill, which returns to the Senate.[…]

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