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Elliott v. Donegan et al
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1:18-cv-05680
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March 06, 2023
'Shitty Media Men' Suit Dropped Following Settlement Talks
A writer named on a "Shitty Media Men" list that documented sexual misconduct claims in the industry has agreed to dismiss his years-old defamation suit against the list's creator, according to a stipulation filed in New York federal court.
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June 30, 2020
'Shitty Media Men' List Creator Can't Ditch Defamation Suit
A New York federal judge on Tuesday refused to dismiss a defamation lawsuit against the creator of a "Shitty Media Men" list that documented sexual misconduct accusations, ruling that a writer named on the list wasn't a public figure whose ability to sue for libel was restricted.
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June 21, 2019
Journalist Wants To End 'Shitty Media Men' Libel Case
Journalist Moira Donegan is asking a federal judge to end a libel lawsuit filed over her creation of a list of "Shitty Media Men" who have been accused of sexual misconduct, saying she's shielded by the First Amendment.
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January 24, 2019
'Shitty Media Men' Suit Wants Accusers Unmasked By Google
Stephen Elliott, a writer who sued for defamation last year after being named on an internet list of “Shitty Media Men” who have been accused of sexual misconduct, has asked for a subpoena in New York federal court that would force Google to identify those who contributed to the shared document.
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October 18, 2018
Can A 'Shitty Media Man' Unmask His Accusers?
A controversial lawsuit filed last week over a list of men accused of sexual misconduct included a pointed threat to unmask the women who contributed to the document, setting the stage for a potential First Amendment battle over anonymous online speech.