Antitrust Experts Doubt Donald Trump’s DOJ Has A Case In Going After Networks For Suspending White House TV Pool
The White House television press pool briefly stopped covering President Trump, and the Department of Justice is now investigating whether this suspension violated federal antitrust laws. The investigation involves five major television networks: ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News. Legal experts have questioned whether the DOJ's antitrust case has solid legal grounds.
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DOJ is investigating news organizations for antitrust violations after the White House TV pool halted coverage when Trump banned several outlets
DOJ Unleashes Antitrust Probe Into Five TV Giants Over Trump Coverage Boycott
DOJ Launches Antitrust Investigation Into Major TV Networks Over White House Coverage Boycott
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2 developments- Oct 11DOJ says it’s investigating whether White House TV pool’s coverage halt violated antitrust law
- Oct 12Only center coverage:Experts: DOJ probe is on flimsy grounds
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