From the story:
In October 2012, Gawker published parts of the tape accompanied with some cheeky text under the headline that said "Even for a minute, watching Hulk Hogan have sex in a canopy bed is not safe for work, but watch it anyway."
The professional wrestler has dished out an estimated $15,000 to University of Florida journalism professor Mike Foley to help his case. Foley expressed concerns that Gawker was in it for the money at the deposition: "I think that's why Gawker publishes nude photographs," he said. "I believe it publishes rumors and half truths without regard for their veracity. I think that there is total disregard for privacy."
Pretty interesting, considering Foley was once my lecturer/lab instructor for my Reporting class back in the day.
In October 2012, Gawker published parts of the tape accompanied with some cheeky text under the headline that said "Even for a minute, watching Hulk Hogan have sex in a canopy bed is not safe for work, but watch it anyway."
The professional wrestler has dished out an estimated $15,000 to University of Florida journalism professor Mike Foley to help his case. Foley expressed concerns that Gawker was in it for the money at the deposition: "I think that's why Gawker publishes nude photographs," he said. "I believe it publishes rumors and half truths without regard for their veracity. I think that there is total disregard for privacy."
Pretty interesting, considering Foley was once my lecturer/lab instructor for my Reporting class back in the day.
