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I just searched a number of sites for "palmer lucky total recall". Many of the ones I checked (tech: The Verge, Gizmodo, cnet; mainstream: NY Times, Washington
by comex 5y ago
I just searched a number of sites for "palmer lucky total recall". Many of the ones I checked (tech: The Verge, Gizmodo, cnet; mainstream: NY Times, Washington Post) never published any articles about this lawsuit.
IGN published one article when the lawsuit was first filed, and Destructoid published a copycat article. I'm not surprised the result was not interesting enough to write out, if they were even aware.
TechCrunch published an article when the case was dismissed in 2017 (before being resuscitated by the 9th Circuit), but nothing else before or after. Given that that was good news for Luckey, it shows an opposite 'bias' to the one being alleged.
Reuters did publish a number of articles about the case's progress and hasn't published anything about its ending, so I guess you can blame them?
But overall, this is just not a case that's gotten a lot of media attention.
- modeless 5y agoSeems like it was covered in the enthusiast press. IGN and Destructoid as you noted. I also found coverage on Engadget, Gamespot, Polygon.com, VRFocus, UploadVR, Gamersnexus, Gameinformer, VentureBeat, Forbes. As well as mentions of the suit in other articles, used as a way to frame Luckey as someone who is constantly getting sued. It seems very difficult to find old news articles actually. Google News doesn't turn up most of the stuff I found, I had to explicitly search the individual sources. Who knows what else is missing.