Judge Blocks FTC Investigation of Media Matters

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ungreased0675 · 59m ago

What tangible harms could come from an investigation? Legal fees?

platevoltage · 36m ago

An “investigation” from a federal government agency that wants you gone merely for your political slant is basically a death sentence.

duxup · 45m ago

>A federal judge granted an injunction on Friday blocking the Federal Trade Commission’s investigation of Media Matters, saying the inquiry violated the free speech rights of the liberal watchdog group, which had published research critical of Elon Musk and his social media platform, X.

SilverElfin · 1h ago

How can a judge block what amounts to an anti trust investigation into Media Matters and the advertising companies? Calling it a first amendment violation seems like a stretch. When apartment owners signal pricing to each other is that also off limits because of the first amendment?

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Judge Blocks FTC Investigation of Media Matters

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