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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Man wins case vs "human flesh search engine"
BEIJING (Reuters) - A man who lost his job and was harassed by strangers after his infidelity to his late wife was detailed online has won China's first case against Internet vigilantism, the China Daily said on Friday.
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