‘Just kept coming’: Angry Donkey Kong champ on why he’s suing Brisbane YouTuber
A fired up and angry Donkey Kong champ has let loose on the witness box, describing why he is suing a Brisbane YouTuber over a “heinous” video he alleges gave rise to an imputation he hounded a young man to his death.
An Australian YouTuber being sued for defamation by an American gamer has become overcome with emotion after nearly two days of giving evidence in the court proceedings.
In November 1982, an 8-bit star was born when William James Mitchell recorded the first ever Donkey Kong high score.
A famous arcade gamer and former Donkey Kong world record holder is suing an Australian YouTuber. William “Billy” James ...
Mitchell, 59, gave evidence in Brisbane District Court on Tuesday, the second day of his defamation case against YouTube ...
A Brisbane YouTuber accused of defaming a Donkey Kong record holder by allegedly imputing he hounded another social media ...
William 'Billy' James Mitchell has lodged proceedings against Brisbane-based YouTuber Karl Jobst over comments Mr Jobst made in a YouTube video published online in May 2021. Mr Mitchell claims ...
An American gamer who held the world record score for arcade game Donkey Kong has appeared in a Brisbane court for the start ...
On Tuesday, the defamation trial continued in the Brisbane District Court, where William “Billy” James Mitchell, 59, has lodged proceedings against Brisbane-based content creator Karl Jobst ...
An Australian YouTuber fighting a defamation claim brought against him by an American gamer fought through tears after giving ...
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