Gawker went a step further, stating the contest was still on and encouraging respondents to use anonymous email addresses so they -- and Gawker -- are shielded legally. As Gawker's Gabriel Snyder writes: "We can't tell Apple who you are if we don't know who you are."
How far Gawker is willing to take this imbroglio remains to be seen. But if they stick to their word and continue the contest into tomorrow or make public any information they get on the tablet, the ball will be in Apple’s court.
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