Dominion - Fox News Defamation Lawsuit and Trial Thread

[Foxmulder]

A company worth 80 million just settled for almost 800 million and the internet is disappointed. They could have easily won the trial and got a much smaller amount.

 

[Ciggavelli]

I'm disappointed by the settlement, but they're a corporation, they would always take a settlement if it was good for business. All that evidence, texts, recordings, etc., already got released. Fox News was embarrassed. Fox News viewers are ignorant of it, and it won't stop them from watching that trash, but it embarrassed Fox News considerable outside the Fox News sphere. I would say this lawsuit has been a success

 

[mastermind]

That's the equivalent of no net income for a quarter, either way, the business is going to contract for a bit. They will feel it.

Fourth quarter of 2022, they had a revenue of $4.61 billion.

They are fine.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

A company worth 80 million just settled for almost 800 million and the internet is disappointed. They could have easily won the trial and got a much smaller amount.

I mean, if we're talking speculative damages (future profits that were destroyed by Fox News's lies), Dominion will probably lose most of the potential business it might ever have had.

Even if I'm a blue state governor, why take the risk? Why give the conspiracy theorists even more fodder?

 

[Payday23]

That’s a Dub for Fox

They make that much in a week.

Yep.

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[Shogun]

These other news networks should make an hour long documentary about this and put it on repeat

 

[Robbie3000]

Should have taken that shyt to trial, but I’ll settle for Fox losing 70% of net income based on 2022 earnings. The entire prime time lineup is operating at a loss.

 

[88m3]

it's not going to bankrupt them obviously but this is a massive L

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Fourth quarter of 2022, they had a revenue of $4.61 billion.

They are fine.

They got other lawsuits on their heads..

 

[Arianne Martell]

I was looking forward to the exposal and the talking heads testifying

 

[Loose]

That’s a Dub for Fox

They make that much in a week.

In profit? Hell no. That's a lot of money for them

Fourth quarter of 2022, they had a revenue of $4.61 billion.

They are fine.

Revenue =/= profit.

 

[mastermind]

In profit? Hell no. That's a lot of money for them



Revenue =/= profit.

I didn’t say profit

I said they made. I was clear with my words, bredrin.

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

If I'm paying out almost 800 billion, I'm firing every host involved. Tucker, Hannity and Ingram would be cleaning out their offices by end of business.

Tucker, hannity and ingraham made them that $800M and will continue to make them more.

 

[wire28]

Spoiler: thread continued

https://archive.is/ogGwZ

Looks like they won’t have to admit the lies on air.

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

Damn dominions owners with the play of the last couple years.

Staple Street's previous investments include theme park operator Six Flags Entertainment Corp (SIX.N) and information technology services provider Cyberlink ASP Technology Inc, according to its website.

In one of the court filings, Fox cited a December 2020 text from a former Staple Street employee to a current executive that proved prescient.

"Would be pretty unreal if you guys like 20x'ed your Dominion investment with these lawsuits," the text read.