Litigation
Jan. 5, 2011
SF Weeklies Settle Lawsuit
Two San Francisco Bay Area alternative newsweeklies have settled a long-running antitrust case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Two Bay Area alternative newsweeklies have settled a long-running antitrust case. The San Francisco Bay Guardian sued SF Weekly several years ago claiming the Weekly violated antitrust laws by selling display advertisements at below what it cost to produce them in an effort to drive the Guardian out of business. In March 2008, a jury agreed, awarding $6.4 million in damages, which a San Francis...
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