#media-scandal

#media-scandal

Fuji Television executives' resignations failed to quell intense public outrage, highlighting a demand for greater accountability in corporate response to scandals.

Rupert Murdoch's team has proposed a settlement to Prince Harry and Tom Watson to avoid trial regarding past tabloid scandals.

Carlos Watson, founder of Ozy Media, has been convicted of fraud involving substantial misrepresentation of the company's financial status.

Phillip Schofield attempts a comeback through reality TV after scandal, balancing redemption with entertainment.

Olivia Nuzzi's suspension raises questions about journalistic ethics and the complexities of reporter-source relationships.

Aaron Hernandez's journey illustrates the stark contrast between athletic success and personal turmoil, culminating in a tragic end to his life.

The media's portrayal of Hernandez raises questions about celebrity culture and the impact of personal demons on public figures.

Shannon Sharpe publicly apologized for accidentally broadcasting inappropriate audio on Instagram Live, expressing embarrassment and disappointment in himself.

The Try Guys are nearing profitability, with their ad-free subscription service 2nd Try contributing significantly to revenue.

La princesa Catalina alteró digitalmente fotos de la familia real británica.

Las agencias de noticias examinaron y colocaron advertencias en las imágenes alteradas.