May 12, 2005 8:40 AM PDT

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The $10 million lawsuit charges Yahoo breached its duties by allowing child pornography on a site.

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Continueing the trend...
of suing someone with money and a loose connection when the perp. is someone without money.
Posted by volterwd (466 comments )
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Not only that but....
They left out of the blame portion of suit the people even more closely related to the problem, namely the boy's parents who should have been overseeing their son's activities and associations more closely so their son wouldn't have been molested in the first place.
Posted by aabcdefghij987654321 (1722 comments )
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Continueing the trend...
of suing someone with money and a loose connection when the perp. is someone without money.
Posted by volterwd (466 comments )
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Not only that but....
They left out of the blame portion of suit the people even more closely related to the problem, namely the boy's parents who should have been overseeing their son's activities and associations more closely so their son wouldn't have been molested in the first place.
Posted by aabcdefghij987654321 (1722 comments )
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Yahoo cant watch everything
They have a free website/groups system. They cant constantly monitor everything. If they were upset, they should have just reported it and had it taken down.
Posted by wazzledoozle (288 comments )
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Yahoo cant watch everything
They have a free website/groups system. They cant constantly monitor everything. If they were upset, they should have just reported it and had it taken down.
Posted by wazzledoozle (288 comments )
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$10 Million for it being online 2 months?
Doesn't the FBI usually take longer than 2 months to do a complete investigation of any other child porn online? I think 2 months is a very acceptable time for yahoo to have had the investigation completed and the site taken down. Where were the parents when the child's picture was being taken by the neighbor? Why not go after him for the child porn?? I'm so sick of hearing about people suing big companies for outragous sums of $$. I hope their gree gets them in the end!
Posted by sarcasticmama (11 comments )
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$10 Million for it being online 2 months?
Doesn't the FBI usually take longer than 2 months to do a complete investigation of any other child porn online? I think 2 months is a very acceptable time for yahoo to have had the investigation completed and the site taken down. Where were the parents when the child's picture was being taken by the neighbor? Why not go after him for the child porn?? I'm so sick of hearing about people suing big companies for outragous sums of $$. I hope their gree gets them in the end!
Posted by sarcasticmama (11 comments )
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Thief to sue homeowners?
This backwards story is like a thief saying "Well, I'm suing Joe
Homeowner because he left is window unlocked which allowed me
to steal his stereo. I did jail time for that, so Joe is to blame."

Give me a break.
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Thief to sue homeowners?
This backwards story is like a thief saying "Well, I'm suing Joe
Homeowner because he left is window unlocked which allowed me
to steal his stereo. I did jail time for that, so Joe is to blame."

Give me a break.
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