The New York Times Launches Copyright Lawsuit Against Justin Baldoni's Wayfarer Studios Over Exclusive Blake Lively Audio!

A high-stakes legal showdown has just erupted! The New York Times has filed a bombshell copyright infringement lawsuit against Justin Baldoni's Wayfarer Studios, alleging the unauthorized use of their exclusive audio recordings featuring none other than Blake Lively's 2017 testimony. The dispute centers on an episode of Wayfarer's podcast, 'Ageless,' which reportedly aired excerpts of Lively's deposition without permission, igniting a fierce debate over intellectual property in the digital media landscape.

Filed on February 2 in a New York federal court, the lawsuit claims that Wayfarer Studios' 'Ageless' podcast leveraged audio from Lively's testimony, which The New York Times meticulously obtained as part of its extensive investigation into the contentious defamation trials involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

While Lively was not directly involved in the Depp-Heard trial, her 2017 deposition emerged from a separate defamation case filed by Depp against a journalist. The Times asserts its exclusive right to these recordings, having first revealed them in a revealing 2022 article.

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