In a hard-fought case over claims made by Cablevision and Verizon while advertising their Internet services, a magistrate judge has temporarily blocked Cablevision from accusing Verizon of dishonesty.
August 13, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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In a hard-fought case over claims made by Cablevision and Verizon while advertising their Internet services, a magistrate judge has temporarily blocked Cablevision from accusing Verizon of dishonesty.
Eastern District Magistrate Judge Gary Brown issued the 14-day temporary restraining order on Cablevision for its so-called “liar campaign”—a set of print, online and broadcast advertisements with characters such Pinnochio and a Verizon representative with pants ablaze.
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