A gossip website subpoenaed as part of a fraud investigation, page 1

A gossip website subpoenaed as part of a fraud investigation

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JuicyCampus publishes anonymous, often malicious gossip about college students, with language ranging from catty to hateful and potentially offensive.

Last week the New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram subpoenaed the company as part of a fraud investigation. She said JuicyCampus may be violating the state's Consumer Fraud Act by suggesting that it doesn't allow offensive material but not enforcing that policy.

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Is this an attack on free speech? Does the attoney general have the right? Is this website at fault? You tell me.

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[edit on 31-3-2008 by schism85]

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