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From a tweet: Word count NYT's puff piece on SBF: "Fraud": 0 "Enron": 0 "Crime": 0 "Illiquid": 0 "Stolen": 0 "Hidden": 0 "Criminal": 0 "Back door": 0 "He's ge
by emehex 4y ago
From a tweet:
Word count NYT's puff piece on SBF:
"Fraud": 0
"Enron": 0
"Crime": 0
"Illiquid": 0
"Stolen": 0
"Hidden": 0
"Criminal": 0
"Back door": 0
"He's getting sleep": 1
Source: https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1592349684471037955 https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1592349684471037955
- tootie 4y ago"In less than a week, the cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried went from industry leader to industry villain, lost most of his fortune, saw his $32 billion company plunge into bankruptcy and became the target of investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department." That's the first paragraph. Literally calls him a "villain" and says he's the target of multiple investigations.
- FireBeyond 4y agoYou are not going to see any media claim that he defrauded investors, committed a crime, stole, when there are no charges filed (yet), let alone convictions. Implying that the NYT is trying to puff him up by avoiding a defamation suit is reaching.
- nwienert 4y agoCompletely untrue, they do this stuff all the time. Usually they just interview people in the industry and quote them, or temper with words like alleged. But it’s common.