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Defendant's Attorney Moves to Have Diet Madison Avenue Defamation Lawsuit Dismissed

'NY Doe 1' claims she has no idea who ran the account

Silver soda can with black and red script reading Diet Madison Avenue.
Former CPB chief creative officer Ralph Watson sued 5 anonymous people in January.Diet Madison Avenue
By Patrick Coffee

May 9, 2019

This week brought the latest development in the labyrinthine legal case surrounding Diet Madison Avenue, the anonymous social media entity that captivated the ad industry last year when it named men accused of sexual harassment and related offenses on Instagram and Twitter.

Patrick Coffee

Patrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek.

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