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Los Angeles Times | USAToday.com
A lawsuit filed by Santa Barbara News-Press owner Wendy McCaw calls the American Journalism Review article by Susan Paterno "nothing but a biased, false and misleading diatribe." (Read the summons and complaint.) Paterno's lawyer accuses McCaw of trying to intimidate journalists who write critical articles about the News-Press and its owner. "Unless they revoked the First Amendment over the weekend, I don't think they have much of a chance," he says. AJR was not sued.
> McCaw threatens businesses displaying "Obey the Law" signs (keyt)
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