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Rolling Stone。crossed the line in its now-retracted story about sexual assault on the campus of the
Rolling Stone 。crossed the line in its now-retracted story about sexual assault on the campus of the University of Virginia. Now, it will have to pay.。
A jury on Friday found that the magazine had committed defamation against a former UVa associate dean, who had been portrayed negatively in the article "A Rape on Campus." Wenner Media, the owner of 。 Rolling Stone 。Rolling Stone 。
, as well as the author of the story were also found liable.。
The jury also said that the author, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, committed actual malice — an important decision that means the author either reported something knowing it was false or recklessly disregarded whether something was true or false. 。
Nicole Eramo, the administrator who brought the case, initially sought $7.5 million in damages. The jury will still need to decided on how much it will award her. 。
By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 。 Thanks for signing up!。The admiration was short lived. Other journalist began to investigate some parts of the story and found inconsistencies.。
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eventually corrected and then entirely retracted the article. 。
The decision handed down by a federal jury could be the first of many lawsuits brought against the magazine and the article's author.。
The damages don't look like they will be quite in the range of the Gawker/Hulk Hogan case, which bankrupted the company and forced it to be sold to the highest bidder. 。
Still, the magazine could face more lawsuits. The fraternity portrayed in the article already has a case pending.。 Still, the magazine could face more lawsuits. The fraternity portrayed in the article already has a case pending. 。Tweet may have been deleted 。
In a statement,
Rolling Stone。apologized to Eramo.。"In our desire to present this complicated issue from the perspective of a survivor, we overlooked reporting paths and made journalistic mistakes that we are committed to never making again," the statement read. "We deeply regret these missteps and sincerely apologize to anyone hurt by them, including Ms. Eramo." 。Olympic security asks female Iranian fan to drop protest sign2025-08-02 14:05
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