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Wow. There is almost no extra information in this article beyond the title. I suppose there is a brief history of the dispute, but nothing at all related to the
by stanleydrew 15y ago
Wow. There is almost no extra information in this article beyond the title. I suppose there is a brief history of the dispute, but nothing at all related to the"smoking gun evidence" besides the original statement and a couple of "no-comment" follow ups.
- tptacek 15y agoFacebook petitioned the court and obtained permission to contract a forensics firm to inspect Ceglia's hard drive. My understanding is that the firm Facebook is working with is Stroz Friedberg, which has an exceedingly good reputation. As a result of the investigation, Facebook has now filed a motion saying they have obtained what amounts to clear evidence that Ceglia forged the contract he claims proves his ownership stake in Facebook. Facebook cannot publicly disclose the evidence their firm found, because they are bound by a confidentiality order that accompanied their access to Ceglia's personal computers. What more do you want Bloomberg to report? This is clearly a big deal. I see how they aren't fully satisfying your curiosity, but currency and accuracy are probably more important in a news org than "most satisfying writing".