Judge Sides With Ferris Bueller of Facebook, Free Speech in Teacher Cyberbullying Case

Want to express your opinion about a teacher online when you're off-campus? Thanks to a landmark ruling in a Florida law case, that's now protected free speech and not a cause for accusations of cyberbullying (as long as its not inciting law-breaking.)

This news concerns the Katherine Evans/Sarah Phelps case in Florida, spurred when Evans launched a special Facebook page in 2008 dedicated to her English teacher Sarah Phelps. This page was not of the usual "fan" variety however, as its title...