An Ontario judge has ordered a party to a civil litigation case arising from a motor vehicle accident to hand over the contents of their private Facebook profile. Importantly, the judge ruled that "a party who maintains a private, or limited access, Facebook profile stands in no different position than […]
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Facebook’s Chris Kelly on Canadian Privacy Law
The National Post has an interview with Facebook's Chris Kelly, in which he discusses Canadian privacy law and the absence of anti-spam legislation.
Canton on Facebook Activitism
David Canton looks at the success of Facebook activism in his London Free Press column.
Fired Via Facebook
The Calgary Herald reports that a spa worker was fired via Facebook after failing to show up for a staff meeting. The termination notice arrived in a private Facebook inbox.
Australian Court Rules Legal Service Via Facebook Is Valid
An Australian Master has ruled that legal service via Facebook is valid. The Master ruled that that the defendants in a default judgement case could be validly served by the plaintiff sending a message by computer to the Facebook pages of both defendants informing them of the entry of and […]
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