Gawker filed Chapter 11 today.
Retrial motions have been denied, and the fact is it's only taken longer than we expected, but it does sound like Hulk Hogan (and a backer that I really need to look in to more with a serious vendetta) are going to take down Gawker.
USA Today has been reporting that Gawker has been looking to sell many of the blogs to cover the judgement.
Facts are facts: There are things "people" do not want known -- as it relates to sports, entertainment, or anything else. One of the reasons Gawker (rightly) got nailed is that much of high-level America is very carefully constructed to protect the rich (often, if not always, at the expense of everyone else!) and powerful. Hence, to actually expose it, you have to (at best) tread a very fine line -- one Gawker crossed.
The entire existence of our sports culture in this country (regardless of where the "Super Fraud" actually is) is based on a lot of evil. Don't get me started with this piece of shit from Stanford and his dad (I'll post on him when I can stomach it and try to phrase it in a way that not only will make sense and be honest, but probably won't get me too criticized.).
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