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The torts of Slander of Title; Commercial Disparagement and Defamation by Computer mainly protect businesses and their good name, property, and products. Please share an example of any one of these intentional torts. Why should we care it a company is harmed by disparaging remarks? What is at stake it a com pany's information is compromised or their patent ownership is disputed

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