Justin Baldoni has just received a response from The New York Times After he sued them by defamation.
While the director and the actor remain trapped in a fierce battle against Blake Lively in the infamous It ends with us demand, he accused the exit in his demand for modified defamation of 400 million dollars to receive early access to the Gossip Girl The complaint of harassment against him.
In the updated demand, the Baldoni team mentioned that an analysis of the HTML source code of the article revealed references to a “generator” generator generator “2024-10-31”, despite the fact that the article was not published before December 2024.
In response, The New York Times declared, according to Justjed“Baldoni/Wayfarer legal presentations are plagued with inaccuracies about The New York TimesIncluding, for example, false affirm that The times He had early access to the state civil rights complaint of Mrs. Lively. “
“Lord. Baldoni’s lawyers base their wrong claim on the publications of amateur Internet detectives, who, not surprisingly, are wrong,” they continued.
The spokesman of The New York Times He also clarified: “The problem: that date is generated by Google Software and is not related to the date on which The times He received it and published it. A look at the metadata of the published document correctly shows that it was published after Mrs. Lively presented it to the California Civil Rights Department. “
This comes in response to Justin Baldoni and his legal team, mentioning in his hiring against It ends with us co -star, Blake Lively, “Of course, it may be the case that the New York Times He simply carried a new tool to integrate text messages into an article as part of the system’s routine updates, only to stumble six weeks later, the perfect opportunity to show this new graphic tool in an article that was largely based on the collection of cherries and deceptively reformulated text messages. “
“But the simplest explanation is that the New York Times He had already begun to build his defamatory article at the latest on October 31, 2024, including the development of a new graphic display graphic module to promine Read more.
