A former MSNBC reporter will have a second crack at showing that she was defamed by network personnel through Internet postings saying that she had resigned and was unprofessional and uncooperative. The 2nd Circuit reversed a lower court's finding that Claudia DiFolco, an entertainment reporter, correspondent and anchor, repudiated her contract and could not pursue claims for defamation because two of the postings were true, and a third was merely opinion.
October 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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An MSNBC reporter will have a second crack at showing that she was defamed by network personnel through Internet postings that she had resigned and was unprofessional and uncooperative.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s finding that Claudia DiFolco, an entertainment reporter, correspondent and anchor, repudiated her contract and could not pursue claims for defamation because two of the postings were true, and a third was merely opinion.
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