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The Guardian columnist Moira Donegan's "I don't recall" defense crumbles
"NYC columnist who created anonymous Google spreadsheet of 'sh***y media men' at the start of #MeToo movement could stand trial for defamation after being sued by journalist on the list 'accused of rape, sexual harassment and coercion'
Moira Donegan, a Brooklyn-based columnist, could stand trial for defamation over the 'sh***y media men' spreadsheet she created in 2017"
The spreadsheet named 70 men working in news media and detailed allegations of sexual assault, harassment and misconduct against them
Donegan was sued for libel by New Orleans-based journalist Stephen Elliott, who was named on the list
Donegan's attorney sought immunity for for her under the Communications Decency Act, but a judge ruled Thursday that she did not qualify
The judge claimed her testimony and 'vague' recollections about the list did not 'rule out the possibility' that she encouraged others to make illegal posts
The ruling leaves the possibility that Donegan could stand trial for defamation
April 2, 2022
Sauce/moar: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10678347/Columnist-created-anonymous-spreadsheet-sh-y-media-men-stand-trial-defamation.html
US Peacetime Flag, it's nice. Oma posted a thread about this but that account got banhammered. This is the best anon could do:
https://www.lawfulpath.com/ref/whchflag.shtml
same place, same time
This is the archive link:
https://archive.ph/pyFlS
My flag is ready for the Boyscouts to burn, I think I'll replace it with one of these. Visualize Peace n shit.
US officials are investigating a meeting between Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick and Barry Diller's step-son who bought options before $68.7 BILLION Microsoft merger was announced
April 2, 2022
"The DOJ is looking into a meeting Activision CEO Bobby Kotick had with Alexander von Furstenberg days before Furstenberg decided to buy up stocks
von Furstenberg purchased the stocks along with his father, IAC Chairman Barry Diller, and fellow media mogul David Geffen at $40 a share on January 14
The transaction happened days before Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard for $95 a share, netting the three men $59 million in profit
Diller, a long-time friend of Kotick, has refuted allegations of insider trading
It comes as the SEC continues its own investigation over the trade, as well as Kotick's handling of the harassment allegations that plagued his company "
Sauce: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10678397/US-investigates-meeting-Activision-Blizzard-CEO-Bobby-Kotick-Barry-Dillers-son-law.html
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"Activision merger Insider Trading under investigation"
seems to cover it. Crazy long headlines, anon agrees! I bet WSB is lit about now..