Your request is being processed... Carla Franklin SUES Google To Expose Cyberbully Behind 'Whore' Video

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A business consultant wants court to compel the owner of YouTube and Google to detect and codes online, published what it says and videos licensed and non-cuff comments that hurt its reputation.

Franklin said Carla, a former model and actress turned Master of Business Administration, in a petition filed a lawsuit Monday that it believes Google user or users have contested sexual habits in the comments made under pseudonyms on the Internet Columbia Business School. Franklin says someone publishing unauthorized youtube also have to appear in low-budget independent film.

The Mountain View, California-based Google said in a statement that he does not discuss individual cases to protect the privacy of users, but follow the applicable laws.

The ads caused Franklin "personal insult", and hurt the chances of a professional would not have been job-hunting after graduating from Ivy League business school in 2009, the legal papers say.

The video clips are not harmful, but are not authorized, and they found it creepy that someone would have discovered the film and publishing pieces in an apparent attempt to make her uncomfortable, and his lawyer, David M. Fish, on Tuesday. Video and one refers to Franklin as stated prostitute "."

Anonymity is a dear and he strongly defended the shelter for many Internet users. But try growing number of people and businesses to the power of blogs, and sites on the Internet and other entities to identify those who, smashing them, and some succeeded.

In one case that grabbed headlines, Vogue cover model Liskula Cohen successfully sued Google in a state court in Manhattan last year for the name of the blogger who had posted comments on hygiene and sexual habits Cohen.
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Cohen says that the comments on the site and defamation. The blogger, identified at the end of the day by order of the Court and the port of Rosemary, her privacy has been violated, and they have the right to their views.

Franklin's petition and also provided in state court in Manhattan, cites the Cohen case, and stresses that Franklin, too, was defamation by the publication "The question of chastity."

The statement pointed out that the online giant Google to check all court orders for compliance, "the letter and spirit of the law," and that the object can be narrowed or ask these commands.

"We have a track record of advocacy on behalf of users," the company said.

Her lawyer said she believes Franklin knows who the dissemination of materials it but want to make sure before naming names publicly.

Fish said the petitioner did not involve Colombia; did not believe that the school has identity information she wants. There were no school spokeswoman did not return immediately after the hours of a telephone call, a message left Tuesday.

Now working for a consulting firm that advises non-profit organizations, "it really only want this exposed, and do, so that anyone who does, it will not do it again," said Fish. "It really does not want any of these things negative the next."

According to the New York Daily News, Franklin "graduated from Duke University in 1999 with a degree in biology and psychology, and has appeared in videos on YouTube several presented by Columbia Business School, which was for her to travel to Africa, and provide advice to graduate students in business administration and received."