Thursday, October 27, 2011
Arianna Loses Ruling on HuffPo ownership
Two politicos who sued Arianna Huffington and her partner for stealing their idea for the Huffington Post will get to go forward after a New York judge refused to throw out the lawsuit. paid Content.org
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