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Their subscribers and advertisers can exert profit influence. And the law, via laws against libel and slander can be used to impose civil penalties (perhaps cri
by killjoywashere 6y ago
Their subscribers and advertisers can exert profit influence. And the law, via laws against libel and slander can be used to impose civil penalties (perhaps criminal as well).
I believe you will find 28USC4101 and 47USC588 of particular interest. Fun fact, you are actually accountable for infractions of law whether you know the law or not. Now, either 1) your question was borne out of genuine ignorance; I suspect this is exceedingly unlikely as it would tend to indicate you are incompetent (unless you care to dispute this point) or 2) you posed the question with malicious intent for the purpose of tearing down our common understanding of civil society. Which is it?
- pixl97 6y agoAs to address your claim of 2, I do believe by observation that society is not as civil as you believe. I did not tear it down myself, but forces seeking profit have. Liable and slander are notoriously hard to prove in US courts and use of weasel words commonly let bad actors off the hook in cases.