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(Bloomberg Law) -- Satirical news site The Onion has moved to license the intellectual property of Alex Jones' Infowars website in its latest attempt
Satirical news site The Onion has moved to license the intellectual property of Alex Jones' Infowars website in its latest attempt to take control of the right-wing conspiracy theorist's platform.
By: James Nani
Satirical news site The Onion has moved to license the intellectual property of Alex Jones' Infowars website in its latest attempt to take control of the right-wing conspiracy theorist's platform.
By: James Nani
Satirical news site The Onion has moved to license the intellectual property of Alex Jones' Infowars website in its latest attempt to take control of the right-wing conspiracy theorist's platform.
By: James Nani
Onion CEO Ben Collins said Texas courts created “an unprecedented situation” by pausing the site's licensing deal for Infowars, meaning the rent couldn’t be paid.
Right-wing conspiracist Alex Jones said his infamous Infowars platform has stopped broadcasting and shuttered its Austin, Texas, headquarters.
By: James Nani
Right-wing conspiracist Alex Jones said his infamous Infowars platform has stopped broadcasting and shuttered its Austin, Texas, headquarters.
Senior noteholders of Spanish auto-parts maker Grupo Antolin-Irausa SAU urged a judge to toss or transfer the company’s US bankruptcy case, arguing it was improperly filed in New York.
