The Law Commission of Ontario has published a report on intermediary liability for defamation, recommending changes in the law to maintain a balance between protecting plaintiffs and avoiding a threat to freedom of speech and expression. The report suggests that intermediaries should not be held responsible for identifying defamatory content, but should be encouraged to remove it. The law should be neutral and not curtail freedom of speech, but should impose liability on secondary publishers. The court has the power to determine intention in causing defamation, and intermediaries should act in accordance with codified law like the Copyright Act.