Author: Josh Gay

AT&T and Time Warner Plan to Sidestep FCC in Merger Deal

AT&T is planning to purchase Time Warner which owns several cable networks including CNN & HBO, but will sidestep FCC approval to do so. AT&T is the world’s largest provider of paid television services, with both its U-Verse and DirecTV platforms. Yet, its CEO Randall Stephenson claims that they are too small of a player in the industry to negatively affect pricing for consumers. Announced in October, the $85 billion acquisition aims to, “disrupt the entrenched pay-TV models,” according to Stephenson. He argues that by bringing networks under the AT&T umbrella, it will allow them to offer customers more al-a-cart...

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After Police Refused to Act, Judge Sentences Racist Party Crashers

Just weeks after Dylann Roof murdered nine Charleston churchgoers, a gang of Confederate-flag toting racists terrorized a black child’s birthday party in Douglasville, GA. Joyriding in trucks after a rally in support of the Confederate flag, the group started by shouting racial slurs, eventually pulling a shotgun, and threatening to kill everyone at the party – including children – due to the color of their skin. Police responded but made no arrests, citing conflicting stories despite video evidence provided by witnesses. Kayla Norton and Jose Torres, who were in the trucks, claimed to police that the conflict began when...

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Oscars Flub: Elite Hollywood Ruins Their Biggest Night While The Media Overreacts

In what is their biggest night to shine, the self-gratifying Academy of Motion Pictures made a mistake of epic proportions and the media is eating it up. In case you have been living under a rock, Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty announced the wrong winner for the best picture award during last night’s Academy Awards. You can watch the uncomfortable situation unfold here: Story Continues After Video “La La Land,” a romantic musical about two aspiring stars in Los Angeles falling in love, was announced as the winner of the night’s biggest prize. The producers of the film came...

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A Party in Shambles, ‘W’ criticizes Trump in Interview

Appearing on The Today Show to promote his book of paintings dedicated to America’s veterans, Portraits of Courage, former President George W. Bush spoke with Matt Lauer about Trump’s first month in office. Lauer asked Bush how he felt about the media, as his administration often faced sharp criticism from the press. The former President said, “I consider the media to be indispensable to democracy; that we need the media to hold people like me to account,” Bush told Matt Lauer. “I mean, power can be very addictive and it can be corrosive and it‘s important for the media...

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Trump’s Latest Foe? His Staff – Spicer Confiscates Phones to Snuff Out Leaks

Unhappy with “unnamed sources,” White House Press secretary Sean Spicer turned on his own staff in an emergency meeting last week, according to a Politico report. In Spicer’s office, staffers were made to turn in their phones and other electronic devices as White House lawyers looked on. While inspecting devices, Spicer admonished staffers over alleged use of encrypted messaging apps which leave no trace of a conversation. Politico’s sources say that Spicer warned that using apps like, Confide and Signal violated the Presidential Records Act. The harsh moves were seen as a direct reaction to President Trump’s pointed jabs at the media over their use...

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