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Judge dismisses Trump's copyright lawsuit against Bob Woodward and audiobook publisher


Trump filed the lawsuit in early 2023, claiming that Woodward had released audio from their interviews without Trump's consent.

He initially sought nearly $50 million in damages. Trump's lawsuit claimed the audio was "protected material, subject to various limitations on use and distribution."

Woodward and his publisher said the lawsuit was without merit and pledged to aggressively defend against it.

In an 81-page ruling on Friday, Gardephe said that the president had failed to "plausibly" establish that Trump is a joint author of the audiobook or has a copyright interest in the interviews and was thus granting Woodward's motion to dismiss.

Simon & Schuster said in a statement: "We're very pleased the Court agreed with us and dismissed the case."

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