This Law Makes It Easier Than Ever To Destroy Someone's Life With The Internet | Think | NBC News

Lawyer Carrie Goldberg believes that we're all just one person away from having our lives ruined. It’s a consequence of the internet and a law that dates back to 1996, says Goldberg, who runs a law firm for victims of sexual abuse and harassment online. Her book, “Nobody’s Victim: Fighting Psychos, Stalkers, Pervs, and Trolls” published in August.
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This Law Makes It Easier Than Ever To Destroy Someone's Life With The Internet | Think | NBC News

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