Slander

Modern communication has changed the landscape of slander. As one expert notes, "in today's social media-driven world, video can make a spoken word last a very long time". A live-streamed rumor or a voice-note shared in a group chat can circulate just as rapidly as a defamatory article, raising questions about whether traditional distinctions between slander and libel are becoming obsolete. The Human Cost: Beyond the Law

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Communicated verbally, rather than written or printed. Modern communication has changed the landscape of slander

Require falsity, a third-party listener/reader, and damage. "in today's social media-driven world