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Other co-plaintiffs include several right-wing or right-leaning entities or individuals:Ĭreative Destruction Media Trial Site News Ty and Charlene Bollinger, who founded The Truth About Cancer and The Truth About Vaccines independent journalist Ben Swann Erin Elizabeth Finn, the publisher of Health Nut News Jim Hoft, founder of The Gateway Pundit Dr. Because, actually, the real rivalry now is not between, for example, the BBC and CNN globally, it's actually between all trusted news providers and a tidal wave of unchecked that's being piped out mainly through digital platforms." "t's important that trusted news providers club together. The 108-page complaint asserts the BBC, the founder of the Trusted News Initiative, admitted the economic motivation, quoting a BBC executive saying: When they collude with major mainstream news organizations to censor rival online news publishers, that violates antitrust law. "When social media companies collude with government to censor critics of government policy, that violates the First Amendment. Jed Rubenfeld, lead attorney for the plaintiffs, said in a statement: Days later, Kennedy's group filed a new action in federal court in Louisiana. Southern District of New York.Īfter the judge granted the motion to move the case to New York, Children's Health Defense dropped the case May 18. However, the news outlets petitioned to have the case moved to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. In January, Kennedy's group first filed the lawsuit in U.S.
The news outlets are all members of the Trusted News Initiative, founded by the BBC in 2019, with the stated goal of combating "fake news." District Court for the Western District of Louisiana, before U.S. The allegation here seems to be that powerful actors in the media and the government colluded to suppress information."Ĭhildren's Health Defense, Kennedy's anti-vaccine group, announced this week that it filed the antitrust lawsuit May 31 against the BBC, The Washington Post, Reuters and The Associated Press in U.S.
"One problem is that we rely on the media to be watchdogs of the government. Lidsky, a media law expert and former dean of the University of Missouri School of Law, said: Kennedy's organization, Children's Health Defense, filed the second lawsuit this year against news outlets that are members of the Trusted News Initiative, a global coalition of news organizations and tech firms, alleging some of the member organizations violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by censoring information. Constitutional Law at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, told Fox News Digital. "Media outlets do not get a First Amendment exemption from antitrust laws," Lyrissa Lidsky, chair of U.S. would not be protected from the alleged violation of federal antitrust laws, a media law expert says. Major news outlets facing litigation from a group run by Democratic presidential candidate Robert F.
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