Blogophiles are hoping that a cease-fire between Apple and a young blogger spells the end of the computer company's legal assault on Web sites peddling rumors about its new products. But some media lawyers say that the part of the settlement that shuts down Think Secret, an Apple rumor site run by Harvard senior Nicholas Ciarelli, is a little ominous. Apple previously lost a separate bid in state court to pry sources from several blogs that wrote about products the company was developing.
December 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Blogophiles are hoping that a cease-fire between Apple and a young blogger spells the end of the computer company’s legal assault on Web sites peddling rumors about its new products.
But some media lawyers say that the part of the settlement that shuts down Think Secret, an Apple rumor site run by Harvard senior Nicholas Ciarelli, is a little ominous.
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