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In a long-shot effort to avoid paying millions of dollars in damages for unfairly pricing its advertising below the market rate, a San Francisco newsweekly argued July 8 that a faulty jury instruction and an overall lack of proof entitle it to a new trial. Lawyers for the SF Weekly said the San Francisco Bay Guardian gave imprecise and wildly varying estimates for how much it was damaged by the Weekly 's ad pricing. They also argued that strongly worded internal sales memos by Weekly staff don't prove that the paper intended to "injure competitors or destroy competition."
July 09, 2008 at 05:05 AM
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