FoxNews needs more advertiser boycotts

[SmartVoter22]

After this election, more boycotts are needed to stop FoxNews and it's parent NewsCorp.
Boycott more advertisers, complain to cable TV operators over the misinformation they have broadcast.
Demand change to NewsCorp stockholders. Pressure. Pressure. Pressure.

We can force NewsCorp, to change and start validating news as news and force them to declare opinions as opinions.
This is where they muddied reality from fiction. Cable TV is subscription entertainment service only, by legal definition. It is not news, like a newspaper or over-the-air news; ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS which by law, are required to have two credible expert source validations to broadcast a factual claim.

We did it before and we can do it again. Run that company into the ground and make it less profitable.
Make the stock worthless, make the corporate board a target of online shame and portray it's on-air personalities as Un-American.
Go after the stockholders; the institutional ones, the major owners who can end the propaganda priority.

Use the same tactics they use, create the false narrative to it's sharholders and investors.
Force NewsCorp into reorganization through the stockholders.

[Brother Mythos]

1. Yes, Rupert Murdoch needs to be hit in his bank account.

Ultimately, that is what he cares the most about.

[Phoenix61]

2. Australia is working on doing that. nt

[Phoenix61]

3. I don't think there is any law about having

to have two credible sources. It’s good journalism but the only FCC law is they can’t “intentionally slant the news.” Not sure how Fox has gotten away with their shit for so long.

[SmartVoter22]

4. Communications Act of 1934 & 1996

Go read them. There are laws on what can be published as declarative statements of fact.

I'm not going to educated you, as you are guessing here, you go ahead and prove me wrong.
or go ask a reporter from a printed newspaper, a TV reporter from a non-cable local TV station and ask about validation.

[Phoenix61]

5. I worked for a newspaper.

I did look and I’m not finding anything like what you’ve stated.
“The Telecommunications Act of 1996 is the first major overhaul of telecommunications law in almost 62 years. The goal of this new law is to let anyone enter any communications business -- to let any communications business compete in any market against any other.”
The one on 1934 established the FCC.

[PirateRo]

6. Agree

I haven’t watched that channel since the Second Gulf War.