Avi Yemini now wants Telstra to provide information on 26 IP addresses as part of defamation proceedings against anonymous pro-Labor account
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Avi Yemini now wants Telstra to provide information on 26 IP addresses as part of defamation proceedings against anonymous pro-Labor account
Avi Yemini's case against PRGuy reeks of opportunism
Avi Yemini’s case against PRGuy reeks of opportunism
There are legitimate questions to be asked surrounding the motivation of Avi Yemini in bringing a defamation case against PrGuy17, writes Tom Tanuki. AFTER the Federal Court gave Twitter 14 days to disclose the details of slavishly pro-Labor Twitter user “PRGuy17” to Avi Yemini, there has been much discussion about the ramifications for online privacy and free speech. It’s concerning that…
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