Trump justified the ban on employees of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico by claiming that these media outlets spread "misinformation" as well as "fabrications and lies." #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
The US Department of Justice has launched an investigation against five major television networks that may have violated antitrust laws due to a broadcasting halt of President Donald Trump's appearances. #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
After a temporary reporting pause by several US broadcasters regarding President Trump, interpreted as a protest against his exclusion of media from the White House, the US Department of Justice is investigating possible violations of antitrust law. #Trump #Medienfreiheit #Justizministerium (translated)
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation against five major television networks that organized the boycott of President Donald Trump's appearances in reaction to the banning of certain journalists from the White House, as this may violate antitrust laws. #Hausverbot #USMedien #Kartellrecht (translated)
US President Trump revoked the accreditations of CNN, MSNBC, and Politico (which, like BILD, belongs to Axel Springer) for the White House and accused the media outlets of deliberately spreading false news. #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
The US Department of Justice is now investigating the power struggle between President Donald Trump and major television networks to determine whether a joint boycott of the networks violates antitrust laws. #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
The US Department of Justice is investigating several major television networks over suspicions of illegal collusion in their reporting on President Trump after these networks jointly ceased their boycott of reporting. #Trump #Kartellrecht #Medienboykott (translated)
The US Department of Justice is investigating several major television networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News, on suspicion of illegal collusion in reporting on President Donald Trump. #USJustizministerium #Fernsehsender #Kartellrecht (translated)
"It's time for Ukraine to get a new president." #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
The US Department of Justice is investigating alleged illegal collusion against major television networks like CNN, Fox, and ABC, after they collectively boycotted their coverage of President Trump. #Trump #Medien #Kartellrecht (translated)
The US Department of Justice is investigating several major television networks, including CNN and MSNBC, on suspicion of illegal collusion related to a boycott of joint coverage of Donald Trump. #Trump #Medienfreiheit #Kartellrecht (translated)
Janina Lionello criticized BMW, stating that the company showed less moral vigilance regarding Chinese supply chains with forced labor and an antitrust fine of hundreds of millions of euros. She wrote that when one can profile themselves without personal risk, even representatives of the fossil fuel industry and male-dominated power structures become courageous resistance fighters. #Menschenrechte #Lieferketten #Umweltschutz (translated)
Military intelligence services warn that Colombian cartels plan to use unmanned narco-submarines to smuggle up to 1500 tons of cocaine annually to Europe, which increases risks for law enforcement and the safety of the continent. #narkotyki #kartel #technologia (translated)
The U.S. accused former Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife of torture, while the Sun Cartel demands the cessation of criminal prosecution in the U.S. for drug trafficking. #Maduro #trgovinizemamili #ZDA (translated)
"They have facilities everywhere." #VS #drugsbestrijding #Ecuador (translated)
"Cosco primarily transports containers by sea, while Zippel organizes the further transport of containers from the seaports to the inland. The companies operate at different levels of the transport chain and are not in direct competition with each other," argued the head of the competition authority, Andreas Mundt, at the time. #Sicherheitsbedenken #Logistik #Investitionen (translated)
The Japanese Fair Trade Commission has raided the four largest brewing groups in Japan, including Asahi, over suspicion of secret agreements on beer prices and other products, while investigating possible cartel activities of these companies. #pivo #AntimonopolníÚřad #JaponskýTrh (translated)
The Bundesliga adheres to the principle of the 50+1 rule and aims to avoid a legal dispute while the cartel office demands improvements and the clubs will discuss the future implementation. #Bundesliga #501Regel #Fußball (translated)
Markus Haintz asked how the CDU would respond to a politician who had demeaned Alice Weidel with a sexualized insult. In his estimation, civil courts could grant Weidel an injunction and monetary compensation; most criminal courts would also condemn the case. According to him, comparable statements about female politicians of the "cartel parties" would very likely also lead to a conviction. Haintz considered a comparison with the Kretschmer case inappropriate, as Kretschmer is a man and therefore different standards apply. He also wrote that similar statements about men are regularly prohibited, referring to a left-wing activist who recently had to learn this lesson the hard way. #Politik #Feminismus #Rechtssystem (translated)
The P Diary - Paukner Media reported that Zdeněk Hřib introduced a designation for companies he claims are dependent on subsidies. The author subsequently compiled an overview of their largest recipients and argued that the greatest dependence was not exhibited by Andrej Babiš, but by the sponsor of the STAN movement, Jan Dobrovský, along with his partners. According to him, their energy holding REN Power CZ a.s. received up to 70% of its revenue from public support and Dobrovský and his partners withdrew 3.4 billion crowns from the company over the past two years, which the author claimed was taxed in Liechtenstein. In the headline of the post, it was stated that the holding received 80 times more state support than Babiš. Regarding Veolia Energie, the author wrote that over the last four years it received 5.5 times more subsidies than the entire Agrofert holding, and that government support accounted for 20.5% of its annual turnover. According to him, Veolia employed 2,200 people, while Agrofert companies employed more than 17,700. The author stated that the article was available on HeroHero and was scheduled to be published on social media and in the P Diary the following day at 5:00 PM. He also announced that he was calculating the subsidies received by the partially state-owned ČEZ over the past four years. If he classified Dobrovský and his partners, as well as Veolia, as subsidy recipients, ČEZ would represent a "Colombian subsidy cartel", according to him. The author also doubted that Hřib would designate Dobrovský as a subsidy recipient and estimated that subsequent media criticism would last no more than a day or two. #dotace #hospodářství #politika (translated)
