In a case that’s sending a frightening message to the blogger community, a U.S. District Court judge ruled that a blogger must pay $2.5 million to an investment firm she wrote about — because she isn’t a real journalist.
Via Mashable
bloggers beware: Judge Hits Blogger With $2.5 Million Charge for Not Being a Journalist
By Amer Iqbal
on December 12, 2011
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- With over 10 years experience in marketing communications, Amer is a key member of Deepend's management team. He holds a degree in Computer Science and an MBA in Marketing and has been engaged by numerous organisations to deliver guest lectures and facilitate workshops on business and marketing strategy. Combining an ongoing passion for digital innovation with strategic consumer insights, Amer has led teams that have attracted several highly regarded industry awards and accolades. Get in touch with Amer on LinkedIn.
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