Liskula Cohen

Rosemary Port , the blogger who called New York model Liskula Cohen a "skank" in her Skanks in NYC blog, has been identified. Google was forced to reveal Port's identity by a judge so that Cohen could bring a defamation lawsuit against her. Rosemary Port (New York Post) It turns out Rosemary Port is no stranger to Cohen, who used to run in the same social circle back in 2006. After learning her identity, Cohen lobbed a $3 million defamation lawsuit against Port Thursday morning. But by Thursday night, Liskula Cohen had her lawyer drop the case, saying it was about forgiveness. It looks ... Read Full Story

Liskula Cohen has outed the blogger who called her a 'skank.' Liskula Cohen took Google to court in order to find out just who called her a "skank" and a "ho" in an anonymous blog report. Now, after talking to the person, she says she forgives her. Cohen, a former fashion model who appeared on the cover of Vogue magazine, appeared on the now-shuttered website "Skanks in NYC," where she was labeled as "psychotic, lying, [and] whoring." Cohen quickly got her lawyer on the case. Now Cohen says the blogger was just too pathetic to really get mad at. Speaking to the NY Daily ... Read Full Story

A dumb skank , with an even dumber lawyer , has filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court seeking to force Google to reveal the identity of the person behind a five post blog called Skanks in NYC , which last August featured a few pictures of the aforementioned dumb skank acting like a skank , with some very uninteresting skanky commentary . For example: “Yeah she may have been hot 10 years ago, but is it really attractive to watch this old hag straddle dudes in a nightclub or lounge? Desperation seeps from her soul, if she even has one.” Wow— if a ... Read Full Story

Two months ago, New York model Liskula Cohen made headlines when she won a lawsuit against Google , compelling the company to reveal the identity of the anonymous blogger that had called her a “lying, whoring skank.” The decision prompted considerable discussion throughout the blogosphere, with many people asking if it meant the end of anonymity online ( it doesn’t ) or whether the blogger – Rosemary Port – had her first amendment rights violated ( she didn’t ). In fact, just about the only question that wasn’t asked was what would happen to Liskula Cohen? According to the New Zealand Times Herald , ... Read Full Story

In the wake of the decision forcing Google to reveal the identity of a blogger who allegedly defamed model Liskula Cohen ( the court order , our legal analysis , and our initial coverage ), there has been a lot of misinformation floating around the Internet. Here are the top 5 myths about the case, followed by a little mythbusting from the ReputationDefender team. Myth 1: This is the end of anonymity on the Internet ( link here ) Status: MYTH BUSTED This case is not the end of anonymous speech on the Internet. This was just one order from a state trial judge ... Read Full Story