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Another lawsuit in Linux land

Publication:NewsforgeDate:Jan 14 2004

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NewsForge learned recently that Scott Draeker, the founder and CEO of Loki, the now defunct, bankrupt, closed-up-and-gone Linux game company, filed a $19 million lawsuit for defamation of character against longtime Linux journalist Dennis Powell and his Linux news site, Linux and Main.

The suit was filed in May of last year over three articles at Linux and Main which were published a year earlier. The first article reported in a delay in the bankruptcy process caused by Draeker's failure to appear. The second was a retrospective on the life, problems, and death of the game company. The third story was not about Loki at all, but did reference the earlier reporting.




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