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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on ISP/Craiglist. It needs to be at least 250 words.Ferrera, 2012). Thus the employees of ISP were operating within the parameters of the company and
Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on ISP/Craiglist. It needs to be at least 250 words.
Ferrera, 2012). Thus the employees of ISP were operating within the parameters of the company and as the responded in the case they are obliged to defend themselves on limited tort liability.
Under the law if an employee is involved in a criminal act, the plaintiff (Immunomedics) can sue responded (ISP) for neglect hiring and retention as but the plaintiff must prove that the ISP knew the conduct of the employee who allowed poster on the chat room (Nolo, 2014), further under the law during hiring an tech employee completing Form I-9 to determine the employee eligibility and Form SS-8 to show the behavior of the worker to be employed. Thus the liability lies on ISP to provide the details of the pseudonym name and IP address but it must be authorized by the courts.
Under Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA) section 512(C ) provides for a safe-harbor content posted on Craiglist blog or website by a user, due to the fact that employees of Craiglist did not have actual knowledge of the contents posted. If they were informed of the damaging, discriminatory content on there blog they could have immediately remove failure to which they are liable. The lawyer instituting the case did not inform Craiglist about the contents and they fail to remove (Digital Media Law project, 2012).
Under Communications Decency ActCDA) section 230 treats internet publishers different from traditional publishers in that the it gives the interactive online providers immunity from tort liability as long as the content was posted and published by a third party thus the content on Craiglist was published by the user (Kenneth W. Clarkson, 2015).
Digital Media Law project. (2012). Protecting Yourself Against Copyright Claims Based on User Content. Retrieved November 13, 2014, from Digital Media Law project:
