On the first day of the trial, Judge Barbara Bellis sanctioned the defendants for not producing the Google Analytics that the plaintiffs requested.
September 15, 2022 at 01:17 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
Christopher Mattei, the plaintiffs’ lead counsel, continued to drive home his point that Free Speech Systems, Alex Jones’ company, was using Google Analytics to track the popularity of the lies about the Sandy Hook shooting, and used that information for profit.
Google Analytics is a way to track web traffic. Mattei went back to questioning Brittany Paz, an attorney and the corporate representative for Free Speech Systems, about Inforwars’ use of Google Analytics.
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Infowars host Alex Jones in 2014. Photo: Sean P. Anderson
