
Madison Square Garden Sues WIRED for Defamation Over Celebrity 'Risk Scores'
Madison Square Garden (MSG) is suing WIRED magazine for defamation over an article that alleged MSG maintained a secret database tracking celebrity 'risk scores,' including information about gay celebrities. MSG claims the article is 'shockingly unethical' and false.
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Madison Square Garden sues media outlet over allegations of secret database tracking celebrity 'risk scores'
The 40-page defamation lawsuit accuses WIRED of using stolen data from the ShinyHunters cyberattack to fabricate claims about an LGBTQ blacklist.
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MSG says the story created a "false implication" of discrimination. Wire said it would "vigorously defend it against this baseless and ridiculous lawsuit."
By Bill Donahue
Read full article →Madison Square Garden sues WIRED for defamation over article on keeping records of gay celebrities
WIRED says it “stands by this reporting, and plans to vigorously defend it against this baseless and ridiculous lawsuit” The post Madison Square Garden sues WIRED for defamation over article on keeping records of gay celebrities appeared first on NME.
By Liberty Dunworth
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