Slander is a term used to define oral defamation. In the online world, you may deal with a number of slanderers, who communicate untrue things about your company to an audience in an attempt to damage your reputation.
Starbucks, like Apple, usually has campaigns that are a huge hit. Like Apple, Starbucks is not without controversy, but in most ways, their campaigns make a significant impact in their target demographic.
In 1998, Mario Costeja Gonzalez was forced to sell his property due to social security debts. The sale of this property was reported by the government on its website.
In the legislative world, the Internet is still a newcomer. It’s challenging to figure out how laws intended to apply to real-world behavior should apply to online activity.
As an SME or a large organization in any industry, negative publicity can damage your business reputation and cost you clients, yet it’s one of the caveats of being open to the public.
