Too Much Media Wins 1st Round Over Oprano Posts

[RawAlex]

fast forward to about 4 minute mark to get what I mean.

Alternately, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XP_3PWFKhM

[gonzo]

Funny thing is you see Mark Prince cheering it on all the while his lawsuit was dismissed like it didnt even exist.

Whats up wid dat?

[Mediaguy]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Funny thing is you see Mark Prince cheering it on all the while his lawsuit was dismissed like it didnt even exist.

Whats up wid dat?

TMM vs. Shellee Hale is based on the sort of "reporting" you show when you say our case was dismissed. Obviously our case was never dismissed since Shellee is not at liberty to discuss the details with you, just as Mark can't talk about it. But maybe that's why you thought that.

Why are you under the impression it was dismissed? What's the source for that info? What's up widdat?

Cases like TMM's against Hale are important because they're "shots across the bough" of any future attempts to libel or gain cheap page views from false controversy.

While Mark was quite happy with the outcome of our case, I'm afraid TMM might not want to just settle, but go for the jugular.

If I ever say anything about that case, I'll get my facts straight first.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Mediaguy

TMM vs. Shellee Hale is based on the sort of "reporting" you show when you say our case was dismissed. Obviously our case was never dismissed since Shellee is not at liberty to discuss the details with you, just as Mark can't talk about it. But maybe that's why you thought that.

Why are you under the impression it was dismissed? What's the source for that info? What's up widdat?

Cases like TMM's against Hale are important because they're "shots across the bough" of any future attempts to libel or gain cheap page views from false controversy.

While Mark was quite happy with the outcome of our case, I'm afraid TMM might not want to just settle, but go for the jugular.

If I ever say anything about that case, I'll get my facts straight first.

Catsup Head I dont consider myself a reporter at all. What I have to say is covered in the US under fair comment as its my humble opion.

I only go by what Im told as far as the court case where you sent your "legal" documentations by Fed Ex.

Was this "settled" like the 20 million dollar out of court settlements that Michael Jackson made over the years?

He didnt want to talk about those either.

[Mediaguy]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Catsup Head I dont consider myself a reporter at all. What I have to say is covered in the US under fair comment as its my humble opion.

I only go by what Im told as far as the court case where you sent your "legal" documentations by Fed Ex.

Was this "settled" like the 20 million dollar out of court settlements that Michael Jackson made over the years?

He didnt want to talk about those either.

What you wrote isn't covered by fair comment. It was a statement of "fact", which was erroneous. The case wasn't dismissed.

You are wrong.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Mediaguy

What you wrote isn't covered by fair comment. It was a statement of "fact", which was erroneous. The case wasn't dismissed.

You are wrong.

He said... she said...

Care to back up any of your claims with documented facts?

[Mediaguy]

Originally Posted by gonzo

He said... she said...

Care to back up any of your claims with documented facts?

I could ask the same of your claim.

That litigation, involving Montreal-based live-cam company 2Much Internet Services, recently ended in a confidential settlement before the case went to trial.
"I am allowed to say that I’m happy with it, so hopefully that gets my point across loud and clear," 2Much owner Mark Prince told XBIZ.

http://www.xbiz.com/news/110070

I said, now you say.

[RawAlex]

Originally Posted by Mediaguy

Cases like TMM's against Hale are important because they're "shots across the bough" of any future attempts to libel or gain cheap page views from false controversy.

That is of course if the controversy is in fact false, which is something I haven't seen entirely settled yet, at least not in a way I can understand it.