Google seeks to break the cycle of online slander June 10, 2021 at 4:36 p.m. | Updated June 10, 2021 at 4:36 p.m. by Kashmir Hill and Daisuke Wakabayashi / The New York Times ...

In the digital age, the reputation of businesses and individuals can be significantly impacted by what appears online. Unfortunately, this includes the adverse effects of fake reviews and online ...

To get slander removed, many people hire a “reputation management” company. In my case, it was going to cost roughly $20,000. We soon discovered a secret, hidden behind a smoke screen of fake ...

Andy Kessler criticizes Sen. Mark Warner’s internet-regulation overreach (“Warner’s Plan to Ruin the Internet,” Inside View, Aug. 13). But there is a problem not currently addressed: if a ...

Google is changing its search algorithm to help victims of revenge porn and online slander. According to the New York Times, Google will begin preventing websites that host defamatory content from ...

In the digital age, anyone with a connection to the Internet can make themselves a writer, a poet, a commenter...or a critic. The language can be harsh, and the treatment rough. And writers can do ...

Wyer is the author of "Violated Online: How Online Slander Can Destroy Your Life & What You Must Do to Protect Yourself," which educates readers about the dangers of the Internet with personal ...

Online slander and the self-proclaimed good guys who help remove it are often one and the same, say Aaron Krolik and Kashmir Hill. Wednesday 05 May 2021 21:30 BST. Comments. open image in gallery.

There is some hope to reducing online trolling and flaming. Researchers have discovered an algorithm that can identify antisocial users -- who post malicious comments online -- early in their ...

Russia's lower house of parliament approved in its third and final reading on Wednesday a draft law on introducing jail terms for people found guilty of making slanderous comments on the internet ...

A circle of slander has been lucrative for the websites and associated middlemen — and devastating for victims. Now Google is trying to break the loop. The Business Journals ...