Arkansas judge rejects bid to block press over Google data center documents

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An Arkansas federal judge denied Entergy Arkansas’ request for a temporary restraining order to prevent the Democrat-Gazette from publishing details from confidential documents about Entergy’s arrangement to power Google’s West Memphis data center, signaling reluctance to impose a prior restraint on press reporting and setting a schedule for a preliminary injunction as the case moves forward.
Topics:business#entergy-arkansas#first-amendment#google-data-center#law#press-freedom#prior-restraint
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