By Jean-Luc Renault
Daily Journal Staff Writer Two women duke it out over their steamy affairs with a married man. It's one of many guilty pleasures Spanish-language soap operas offer to millions of viewers each week. Now, a recent court decision could change the way Spanish-speaking American audiences get their fix from so-called telenovelas - or, as they may soon be known, cyber-novelas. Following a recent bench trial, t...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Two women duke it out over their steamy affairs with a married man. It's one of many guilty pleasures Spanish-language soap operas offer to millions of viewers each week. Now, a recent court decision could change the way Spanish-speaking American audiences get their fix from so-called telenovelas - or, as they may soon be known, cyber-novelas. Following a recent bench trial, t...
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