Listen to my podcast interview with attorney David Fish, counsel for Carla Franklin, who is described in the media as the “brainy ex-model” going after cyberbullies on YouTube by having legal papers filed to expose their identities. Is there a free-speech case to be made about negative comments on YouTube or does this meet the criteria for defamation?[powerpress]Skip to these time points to listen to individual questions:(01:57) What has been the reaction to this case by the larger media so far?
(3:38) How did this get such widespread attention?
(4:55) How long has it been since the case was first filed?
(6:46) What is the background… />Read more..

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