SINGLE PUBLICATION RULING PROTECTS WEB PUBLISHERS: "The court said the posting of an article is a single event starting the running of the applicable statute of limitations, and not a continuous publication that might start it running anew each day it remains posted online. The ruling rejects the claim by a libel plaintiff that the item's ongoing presence on the Web created a virtually perpetual statute of limitations, which might allow a lawsuit to be brought at any time. "
SINGLE PUBLICATION RULING PROTECTS WEB PUBLISHERS: "The court said the posting of an article is a single event starting the running of the applicable statute of limitations, and not a continuous publication that might start it running anew each day it remains posted online. The ruling rejects the claim by a libel plaintiff that the item's ongoing presence on the Web created a virtually perpetual statute of limitations, which might allow a lawsuit to be brought at any time. "