The University of Virginia Law School hosted a debate between Virginia Law Professor G. Edward White and Anthony Ciolli on the duty to moderate Internet forums. The debate is inevitably couched in the context of the AutoAdmit controversy, in which Ciolli personally experienced the ramifications vicarious liability of online forum administrators for anonymous defamatory postings made by others.
AUDIO: Prof. Ted White, Anthony Ciolli Debate: Is there a Duty to Moderate Public Websites?
Other items of interest:
- Anthony M. Ciolli, Chilling Effects: The Communications Decency Act and the Online Marketplace of Ideas” (2008)
- Anthony Ciolli, Are Blogs Commercial Speech? 58 S.C. L. Rev. 725 (2007)
- Anthony Ciolli, Defamatory Internet Speech: A Defense of the Status Quo. Quinnipiac Law Review, Vol. 24, 2007. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=947148
- The Legal Satyricon, Anthony Ciolli Dropped from Auto Admit Lawsuit
- WSJ Law Blog: Law Firm Rescinds Offer to Ex-AutoAdmit Executive
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