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River City Media, LLC et al v. Kromtech Alliance Corporation et al
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August 28, 2017
Journalist, Site Operator Can't Exit Marketing Co.'s Suit
A marketing firm's suit against a journalist and the operator of a website that published his story alleging that the firm was operating a spam operation has survived a dismissal bid, with a federal judge in Washington state ruling Monday that more discovery is needed to determine if the court has jurisdiction.
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April 17, 2017
Website Operator, Journalist Want Out Of Marketing Co.'s Suit
A journalist and the operator of a security and risk management news website told a Washington federal court Friday that it lacks jurisdiction over claims stemming from a story they published about a marketing firm that's alleged to have run a spam operation but says it was actually the victim of an elaborate setup.
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March 22, 2017
Marketing Co. Says It's The Victim In Spamming Accusations
A Washington-state-based marketing firm that made headlines earlier this month when a known security researcher alleged it was operating a massive, illegal spam operation involving 1.4 billion email accounts filed a lawsuit Tuesday contending it was actually the victim of an elaborate setup involving a cyberattack.