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Journalists and the media - 2021

 Various information and articles regarding news TV channels, media and journalists:

"... Shaughnessy, at the time of the lawsuit, alleged that NY1 was moving from its trademark local-friendly coverage to a slicker, more superficial approach. The court filing alleged the change in approach came in 2017 after Charter-Spectrum absorbed NY1′s then-parent company Time Warner in a $65 billion mega-merger...."

 

New update Feb 24, 2021:

JUSTICE (INJUSTICE) IS BEING BOUGHT AND PAID FOR BY George Soros’s organization in city after city and state after state. The justice system of the United States is becoming a joke. It is a commodity that can be bought and sold in our present political climate.

 

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