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Judge clarifies that reporter doesn’t have to pay $800-per-day contempt fines as she pursues Supreme Court appeal - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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A federal judge clarified that reporter Catherine Herridge doesn’t have to pay an $800-per-day contempt fine as she appeals to the Supreme Court. The judge, Christopher Cooper, had imposed the fine. She had been found in civil contempt after she declined to reveal the source for her 2017 Fox News stories that reported on a federal investigation of Yanping Chen, a naturalized U.S. citizen who founded the University of Management and Technology in Virginia. No comments on this item Please log in t
Judge orders Nexstar officials off TEGNA’s board, clarifies that it violates preliminary injunction in antitrust case - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Nexstar officials cannot serve on the board of TEGNA as an order remains in place to keep the two companies separate, a federal judge ruled on Thursday. U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley clarified that his preliminary injunction, issued in April, prohibited current and former Nexstar “officers, employees, directors, consultants, or other affiliated personnel” from serving on TEGNA’s board. He wrote that Nexstar had to file a report within 10 days to ensure compliance. “It is shocking that Defendan
FCC removes key limit on media ownership, raising potential for major consolidation of broadcast TV stations - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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The FCC removed a key constraint on broadcasters’ ability to consolidate stations, voting to repeal an ownership cap put in place to try to limit to power of any one media company. The FCC’s 2-1 vote on Thursday was to repeal a restriction that limits companies from owning stations reaching more than 39% of TV households. But it faces a potential court challenge, amid warnings that only Congress has the authority to remove the restriction. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said that the move was long ov
Paramount pitches judge on November start of WBD merger antitrust trial, while state AGs & WGA propose April - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Paramount wants a trial to start in November in the antitrust lawsuit brought by a dozen state attorneys general and the Writers Guild America. Not surprisingly, the state AGs and the guild want an April start to the proceedings. The sides outlined their proposals ina joint filing Friday, with the ultimate decision on scheduling left to the federal judge in the case, Araceli Martinez-Olguin. “The parties have discussed the trial schedule, but they have not reached agreement,” the parties wrote.
Judge extends temporary restraining order pausing Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order pausing the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger by another two weeks, meaning that the companies won’t be able to close the transaction at least until Aug. 17. U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín wrote on Thursday that the TRO was extended to give the parties in the case more time to set an extended schedule for legal proceedings. She wrote that she “finds good cause to extend the TRO on multiple grounds, including the need to re
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