Courts have generally agreed that the publisher of a libel on the Internet
A) Can be sued in any state since a resident of any state can access the libelous material.
B) Must be sued in federal court.
C) Cannot be sued because of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
D) There is no real consensus yet on answering the jurisdictional questions involving libel on the Internet.
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