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London, Mar 20 (ANI): Twitter has found itself in legal trouble after rumours of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni’s respective affairs started making rounds. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron, a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week. However, it has now been revealed that the reporters who spread the claims said that they did not have the remotest idea whether they were true. It was rumoured that Bruni is having a liaison with Benjamin Biolay, the singer, and her husband, Nicolas, with Chantal Jouanno, the Ecology Minister.The ensuing row has sparked a debate in France over the legal status of Twitter.
Twitter has found itself in legal trouble after rumours of French president Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni’s respective affairs started making rounds. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron , a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week. However, it has now been revealed that the reporters who spread the claims said that they did not have the remotest idea whether they were true. It was rumoured that Bruni is having a liaison with Benjamin Biolay, the singer, and her husband, Nicolas, with Chantal Jouanno, the Ecology Minister.
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London, Mar 20: Twitter has found itself in legal trouble after rumours of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni's respective affairs started making rounds. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron, a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week.
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London, Mar 20 : Twitter has found itself in legal trouble after rumours of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni's respective affairs started making rounds. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron, a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week. However, it has now been revealed that the reporters who spread the claims said that they did not have the remotest idea whether they were true. It was rumoured that Bruni is having a liaison with Benjamin Biolay, the singer, and her husband, Nicolas, with Chantal Jouanno, the Ecology Minister.Daily Beast
“It was kind of a joke,” when a French online journalist tweeted the gossip that French President Nicolas Sarkozy was cheating on his wife, Carla Bruni, and she was cheating on him. She had no idea if it was true, but the “news” spread internationally as it was repeated by reporters and gossip sites, and Sarkozy had to issue an angry denial during a press conference in London. Twitter users treat the service as a social-networking site, but legally, it’s considered a platform just like a newspaper or TV show and therefore subject to libel laws. By repeating the rumors, journalists—even if they were tweeting in a personal, not professional capacity—gave more credibility to the story. The fake-scandal scandal provoked much debate in France over Twitter’s legal status, with some users saying the site should be considered personal so people can say anything on it without repercussions. Legal experts, however, say that’s not the case.
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Infidelity rumours of French President Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni might cause trouble to Social Networking Site ‘Twitter’. The message on Twitter by Aude Baron , a French online journalist, and repeated by other reporters, set the Internet alight. And soon, the rumour spread like wild fire with gossip columnists and newspapers around the world chasing the story, and eventually forcing Sarkozy into an angry denial during a press conference with Gordon Brown in London last week. However, it has now been revealed that the reporters who spread the claims said that they did not have the remotest idea whether they were true.
