Milosia2 wrote:
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***** Fox News Channel, American cable television news and political commentary channel launched in 1996. The network operated under the umbrella of the Fox Entertainment Group, the film and television division of Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox (formerly News Corporation).
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Ailes argued in the Supreme Court that Fox News was an entertainment channel ;
The Supreme Court granted Ailes the right to operate as an Entertainment Channel .
It’s on record in the supreme court books.
Entertainment Rights granted by the Supreme Court,
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You are so closed minded or you just are too ignorant to get it. "Because a episode, a company, a person, ect "operates" under a name "Bozo", doesn't mean they have a "Bozo" license! Get it!
microphor wrote:
You are so closed minded or you just are too ignorant to get it. "Because a episode, a company, a person, ect "operates" under a name "Bozo", doesn't mean they have a "Bozo" license! Get it!
No...apparently she can't understand the difference.
If the left wasn't lying, they'd die out
EmilyD wrote:
No...apparently she can't understand the difference.
The difference is that Roger Ailes sued the
Supreme court for open dialogue.
Ailes stated to the supreme court that
Fox News was operating under the umbrella of
Fox Entertainment Network.
Arguing it was not a news agency .
In spite of the name Fox News .
Ailes wanted to be identified as an entertainment channel.
This would allow him to say whatever he wanted on the air.
Roger ailes told the dupreme court he wanted to broadcast Opinions of News.
AKA- propaganda.
Milosia2 wrote:
The difference is that Roger Ailes sued the
Supreme court for open dialogue.
Ailes stated to the supreme court that
Fox News was operating under the umbrella of
Fox Entertainment Network.
Arguing it was not a news agency .
In spite of the name Fox News .
Ailes wanted to be identified as an entertainment channel.
This would allow him to say whatever he wanted on the air.
Roger ailes told the dupreme court he wanted to broadcast Opinions of News.
AKA- propaganda.
Yet again…how did he manage to sue the Supreme Court when it can’t be sued? You keep repeating it but its not true.
Milosia2 wrote:
The difference is that Roger Ailes sued the
Supreme court for open dialogue.
Ailes stated to the supreme court that
Fox News was operating under the umbrella of
Fox Entertainment Network.
Arguing it was not a news agency .
In spite of the name Fox News .
Ailes wanted to be identified as an entertainment channel.
This would allow him to say whatever he wanted on the air.
Roger ailes told the dupreme court he wanted to broadcast Opinions of News.
AKA- propaganda.
Where are you getting this? I have posted several articles debunking this lie, yet you persist on saying it is true. Since you are posting this lie all over OPP (and probably other places you infest)
I challenge you to provide the court documents and anything else that LEGITIMATELY (meaning NOT an opinion, but a fact) that says that Fox News now has a license that says it is an entertainment network.If you don't do this, I will insist that you are lying to CYA....
BRING IT OR SHUT IT.
EmilyD wrote:
Where are you getting this? I have posted several articles debunking this lie, yet you persist in saying it is true. Since you are posting this lie all over OPP (and probably other places you infest), I challenge you to provide the court documents and anything else that LEGITIMATELY (meaning NOT an opinion, but a fact) that says that Fox News now has a license that says it is an entertainment network.
If you don't do this, I will insist that you are lying to CYA...
BRING IT OR SHUT IT.
Where are you getting this? I have posted several ... (
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Arguing with a concrete wall would get better results.
America 1 wrote:
Arguing with a concrete wall would get better results.
I think this is in the vicinity of "if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it" category.... I sincerely believe that's what Milosia2 is trying to do here.
EmilyD wrote:
I think this is in the vicinity of "if you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it" category... I sincerely believe that's what Milosia2 is trying to do here.
It seems doubtful it or what it is could be that dumb.
America 1 wrote:
It seems doubtful it or what it is could be that dumb.
Maybe she doesn't know what "satire" means..... 😐
Free Wood Post, a parody news website, published the satirical article about Fox News changing its accreditation from “news” to “satire” in 2013.
EmilyD wrote:
Maybe she doesn't know what "satire" means..... 😐
Free Wood Post, a parody news website, published a satirical article about Fox News changing its accreditation from “news” to “satire” in 2013.
Send a reminder on beating a dead horse; this one died long ago.
Milosia2 wrote:
The difference is that Roger Ailes sued the
Supreme court for open dialogue.
Ailes stated to the supreme court that
Fox News was operating under the umbrella of
Fox Entertainment Network.
Arguing it was not a news agency .
In spite of the name Fox News .
Ailes wanted to be identified as an entertainment channel.
This would allow him to say whatever he wanted on the air.
Roger ailes told the dupreme court he wanted to broadcast Opinions of News.
AKA- propaganda.
AGAIN:
• “Networks” don’t have FCC licenses, only stations do.
• Cable stations don’t have FCC licenses, only over-the-air broadcast stations do.
• Station licenses don’t specify “news” or “entertainment”. A licensed station can swap from an “entertainment” (music, for instance) format to a “news” format at any time, just as it can switch from a rock music format to a country music format. There’s no change to the license required.
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