Emojis can be defamatory. The District Court judge for the Southern District of New York has ruled that they will be subject to strict rules to follow.
Specifically, the case arose from the posting of a message on NBA's Top Shot account contains financial return references.
Lisa Braganca, former USA Security and Exchange Commission chief, tweeted: "A federal court judge ruled that these emojis 💰📈🚀 objectively mean : one thing, a financial return on investment. There will be legal consequences".
Also Oscar Franklin Tan, the chief legal officer of NFT platform Enjin, commented: “Courts should protect the edgy, freewheeling messaging in NFT communities because shitposts and emojis are part of free speech too”.
SOURCE: CoinTelegraph
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Chiara Chiommino is a graduating student in science of communication with work’s experience in social media marketing and web marketing as Brand Manager for Italian Cigar Group SRL. She took part in an internship experience entitled "Il Metaverso" in Italy.
