Could this be the unraveling of propaganda-driven Fox News?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...78C3XY20110913
Could this be the unraveling of propaganda-driven Fox News?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...78C3XY20110913
Why am I not supprised that a known right-wing propaganda media organization, in the mold of Al-Jazea, has engaged in un-ethical practices? :confused:
The Fox News subsidiary of News Corp isn't even mentioned in your linked article. You saw the names "Rupert Murdoch" and "News Corp" in it and apparently just started foaming at the mouth. The title of your thread is a fabricated lie and is totally unsupported by your source - sort of "in the mold of Al-Jazea".Quote:
Originally Posted by Detroitej72
The allegations of unethical behavior in that linked article are being made against two News Corp's subsidiaries, neither of which are in the news media business. One subsidiary produces advertising inserts for newspapers and the other makes "smart cards". If these allegations are true, News Corp and the subsidiaries involved should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
How many shares of News Corp. stock do you own?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeg
Laughter ensues: News Corps Scandal Comes To America
While that may be true, the company has been shown they have questionable ethics. Do you think it's that much of a stretch to think all their businesses are run that way?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeg
Typical left wing crap. It ain't what they've done that matters to you, it's what you fraudulently allege they've done in an attempt to brand them with what you want them to have done. The only questionable ethics on display here are yours; and they aren't really in question; they stink.Quote:
Originally Posted by Detroitej72
What have they done, besides give the simple-minded fools sound bites?Quote:
Originally Posted by coracle
Coracle, you might want to lay off on the kool-aid, and start to thing logically.