Santa Barbara News-Press Wins Some, Losses Some In Court
There still at it up north. A U.S. District Court judge this week allowed most of the claims in a lawsuit filed by the Santa Barbara News-Press against the Santa Barbara Independent to go to trial. Included in those claims is a copyright infringement allegation, but the judge dismissed three key claims of unfair business competition, intentional interference with business advantage, and negligent interference with business advantage. He also left a claim of trade-secret stealing to be determined later.
You might recall, the News-Press made headlines in July 2006 when owner Wendy McCaw(ful) and editorial page editor Travis Armstrong started meddling with news content.
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