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  1. 2026

    凯文·奥利里在福克斯商业频道称Wonder Valley批评者受中国指使

    问题披露

    2026年5月11日,凯文·奥利里在福克斯商业频道称自己受到中国代理人攻击,将县批准其Wonder Valley数据中心项目后网上批评激增归因于中国,并宣读批评者名单、称已让人深挖IP地址。约六周后,奥利里发帖澄清,称没有证据表明Alliance for a Better Utah、Elevate Strategies、Gabrielle Finlayson、Taylor Knuth或Josh Kanter受中国或中国共产党资助,福克斯新闻传媒为这一错误道歉。

    品牌回应

    • 澄清 — Kevin O’Leary

      Recently I appeared on various news programs and would like to clarify that I have no evidence that Alliance for a Better Utah, Elevate Strategies, Gabrielle Finlayson, Taylor Knuth or Josh Kanter are funded by China or the Chinese Communist Party.
    • 道歉 — Fox News Media

      Fox News Media apologizes for the error.

    来源摘录

    • Ever since the three county commissioners unanimously approved his data center the week before, O’Leary had observed a sudden increase in people mad at him online.
    • Fox News Media apologizes for the error.
    • he asked Bartiromo. “There’s only one: It’s China.”
  2. 2020

    WASHLITE就新冠疫情报道起诉Fox News

    提起诉讼

    华盛顿提高透明度与道德联盟起诉Fox News,指称该电视网散布淡化新冠肺炎危险性的虚假信息;诉状称相关行为构成不公平及欺骗性商业行为。Fox News称该诉讼“事实错误、法律依据荒谬”,并表示将积极应诉。

    品牌回应

    • 否认 — Fox News Media

      The conservative outlet fired back—in a statement provided to The Daily Beast, and attributed to Lily Fu Claffee, Fox News Media’s general counsel—that WASHLITE’s lawsuit is “Wrong on the facts, frivolous on the law.”
    • 否认 — Fox News Media

      A statement from Fox News Media denied any wrongdoing.

    来源摘录

    • Fox News’ misinformation about the coronavirus has come back to haunt it via a lawsuit that specifically cites Sean Hannity and Trish Regan’s attempts to downplay the pandemic as “willfully and maliciously” disseminating misinformation that represents “unfair and deceptive trade practices.”
    • The conservative outlet fired back—in a statement provided to The Daily Beast, and attributed to Lily Fu Claffee, Fox News Media’s general counsel—that WASHLITE’s lawsuit is “Wrong on the facts, frivolous on the law.”
    • Smartmatic, which is based in London, said Trump’s lawyers and the Fox News anchors presented false conspiracy theories and accusations about the company’s role in the election that damaged its reputation.
  3. Dominion Voting Systems 诉讼案