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The contract states:

PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS:

It is required that the Event Services Office approve, for technical and factual accuracy, all promotional materials mentioning the California Science Center produced for your event (including invitations, programs, press releases, etc.) prior to printing or broadcast. Please allow sufficient time for this approval.

So it is irrelevant as to who did the press release, it is still a violation of the rental contract. I guess you could say that passage was to be taken literally, and not as an allegory

22 posted on 10/16/2009 2:37:23 PM PDT by Ira_Louvin (Go tell them people lost in sin, ThereÂ’s a higher power ,They need not fear the works of men.)

Only signatories to that contract can violate the contract.
That contract would not bind anyone not a party to it.

That is unless you think The Freedom alliance can put a gag order on a news agency and The Discovery Institute too.

Since it appears the press release was apparently accurate it would be what the law calls, “de minimis”, a trifle.