Judge's ruling to shut down three opposition sites is part of Apex libel lawsuit
By Patrick Thibodeau
December 28, 2009 02:41 PM ET
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Computerworld - A New Jersey judge has ordered the shutdown of three H-1B opposition Web sites and seeks information about the identity of anonymous posters.
On Dec. 23, Middlesex County Superior Court Judge James Hurley ordered firms that register domains and provide hosting services -- GoDaddy Inc., Network Solutions, Comcast Cable Communications Inc. and DiscountASP.Net, to disable the three sites, ITgrunt.com, Endh1b.com, and Guestworkerfraud.com. Facebook Inc. was also ordered to disable ITgrunt's Facebook page.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9142806/Court_orders_three_H_1B_sites_disabled
By Patrick Thibodeau
December 28, 2009 02:41 PM ET
Comments(120)Recommended(51)DiggTwitterShare/EmailTop Stories
Computerworld - A New Jersey judge has ordered the shutdown of three H-1B opposition Web sites and seeks information about the identity of anonymous posters.
On Dec. 23, Middlesex County Superior Court Judge James Hurley ordered firms that register domains and provide hosting services -- GoDaddy Inc., Network Solutions, Comcast Cable Communications Inc. and DiscountASP.Net, to disable the three sites, ITgrunt.com, Endh1b.com, and Guestworkerfraud.com. Facebook Inc. was also ordered to disable ITgrunt's Facebook page.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9142806/Court_orders_three_H_1B_sites_disabled