We publish in the UK. That's where we are and where the button that says, 'Publish' gets pushed. Our servers are in the UK. These two points are not related though.
Just because you happen to read it in the UK makes it no more relevant to UK law than if I'd sent you a letter via the States
For the purposes of defamation law, the content of a website or newspaper which is accessed in England & Wales is litigable in E&W courts, regardless of where it was created. Hence libel tourism.
As for this scheme - I have no idea because i haven't bothered to read the bill.
Founder of Mumsnet just tweeted;
[i]Just written to Maria Miller's office to see if Mumsnet caught by the Royal Charter re press regulation - could be very messy if so..[/i]
Founder of Mumsnet just tweeted;Just written to Maria Miller's office to see if Mumsnet caught by the Royal Charter re press regulation - could be very messy if so..
With any luck that god awful hangout for miserable harridans sharing in each other's whining will have to shut down!!!
[url= http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/relationships/a1385104-Center-Parcs-Anal-sex ]So we'd lose such Gems as this?[/url]
Just written to Maria Miller's office to see if Mumsnet caught by the Royal Charter re press regulation - could be very messy if so..With any luck that god awful hangout for miserable harridans sharing in each other's whining will have to shut down!!!
Bit harsh on Maria Miller...
that god awful hangout for miserable harridans sharing in each other's whining will have to shut down!!!
If that's the only criteria, we're in trouble.
Good to see the Evening Standard breaking the budget embargo and tweeting most of the contents. I wonder if that would be covered.
