Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
Dolly Parton declined Elvis Presley’s manager’s request for half of the publishing rights to her song “I Will Always Love You” in 1973, prioritizing her ownership over potential fame. This decision ultimately benefitted her when Whitney Houston’s 1992 cover surged in popularity, highlighting the significance of standing firm against powerful figures.
Netflix garners attention not for new content but by signing Stephen Colbert to a $13.5 million deal, alongside funding Gavin Newsom’s redistricting project. Critics question Netflix’s shift from entertainment to political influence, pondering if the subscription is still worthwhile amidst rising prices and perceived manipulation of viewers’ beliefs.
Netflix Cuts $13.5 Million Check for Colbert—But Do We Really Need Them Anymore? Read More
The transition from cable to streaming for sports fans, initially marketed as a cost-saving measure, has instead led to higher expenses. New services like ESPN Unlimited and FOX One require significant monthly fees, often exceeding previous cable costs. The reality reveals a fragmented market benefiting corporations at the expense of consumers.
Cutting the Cord? ESPN and FOX Just Made It More Expensive Read More