Word: ciarelli
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...motion to dismiss the case that Ciarelli filed with the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara, Ciarelli argued that he is a journalist and is thus protected by the Bill of Rights...
...complaint, Apple contended that Nicholas M. Ciarelli ’08 broke the law by soliciting insider tips from anonymous sources and posting the information they provided on his Mac news website, thinksecret.com. Ciarelli accurately reported the arrival of the Mac mini and iLife ’05 software package two weeks before they were introduced at the MacExpo in January...
...Ciarelli, who is also a Crimson editor, referred questions yesterday to his attorney. In a declaration attached to the motion to dismiss the case, however, he said that the articles he posted on his website did not contain trade secrets. He added that the sources of the information were not anonymous...
Terry Gross, a partner at Gross and Belsky, an intellectual property and media law firm in San Francisco that is representing Ciarelli pro bono, said that the Apple lawsuit was “frivolous...
...NICHOLAS M. CIARELLI...