Die Prangerwirkung im Kontext sozialer Medien

This book provides doctrinal guidance for dealing with digital public shaming on social media. It shows when public outrage becomes relevant to personality rights and how reach, identifiability, personalization and the public interest in information should be legally assessed. On this basis, it examines the attribution of third-party dissemination and the available remedies, ranging from removal and injunctive relief to monetary compensation. The study addresses scholars and practitioners in media, personality and information law.