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British newspaper websites liable in France for privacy invasion

Posted By: admin 30 May, 2008

British newspaper websites liable in France for privacy invasion: “Two British newspaper publishers have been fined in French courts because they violated French privacy laws. The publishers were liable because the articles were viewed in France on the internet.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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