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    Historic $787M Fox-Dominion Settlement and India's Business Renaissance

    enApril 19, 2023

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    • The Dominion vs. Fox trial ended unexpectedly with a settlementListeners trust podcast news, but the Dominion vs. Fox trial ended suddenly with a $787 million settlement after Dominion sued Fox for false claims about rigged voting machines

      Trust in podcast news is high, with 87% of listeners believing the information they hear is mostly accurate and nearly one-third trusting it more than other sources. However, the Dominion vs. Fox trial, dubbed the "libel trial of the century," ended unexpectedly with a settlement before opening arguments. Fox News will pay Dominion over $787 million to resolve the defamation lawsuit. Dominion sued Fox for pushing false claims that they rigged voting machines to favor Biden. The sudden resolution was a surprise to many, drawing comparisons to a Super Bowl game that never kicked off. The winners include Dominion, which secured a significant financial settlement, and possibly Fox, which avoided a lengthy and potentially damaging trial. The losers may be the jurors who were excited to serve on the high-profile case. Overall, the settlement marks an end to a high-stakes legal battle that had captured public attention.

    • Largest Media Defamation Settlement in US History: Dominion vs FoxDominion and Fox reached a record-breaking $800 million settlement, shielding Fox from a public trial and preserving its newsroom operations, while Dominion receives significant compensation.

      Dominion and Fox reached a historic $800 million defamation settlement, making it the largest media defamation settlement in US history. Although a significant amount for Dominion, it won't significantly impact Fox's finances. The primary advantage for Fox is avoiding a potentially embarrassing trial and the public scrutiny of its newsroom operations. Other news organizations also benefited from the outcome, as it showed that they still have strong footing against libel cases. Smartmatic, another election tech company suing Fox for defamation, is now eagerly anticipating a potential settlement. While Fox is a loser in this list, both parties came to a settlement to avoid a lengthy trial and potential damage to their reputations.

    • Dominion drops lawsuit against Fox News, private doubts go publicDominion ends legal battle, Fox News faces more damage to reputation as private doubts about election lies surface

      The ongoing legal battle between Dominion Voting Systems and Fox News took an unexpected turn with Dominion deciding to settle out of court. This decision dealt a further reputational blow to Fox News, as details of the hosts' private doubts about election lies had already been made public. The public, particularly critics of Fox News, had hoped for a trial to hold the network accountable. Apple, on a different note, made headlines for expanding its footprint in India by opening its first two stores in the country, as it bets on growing interest in iPhones among the expanding middle and upper class population. Other corporations are also eyeing the India market for growth opportunities.

    • Apple Expands in India, World's Most Populous CountryApple aims to manufacture iPhones in India to diversify production and reduce reliance on China, while India's economy projects to be the fastest growing large economy in 2023.

      India is emerging as a major player in the global economy and tech industry, with companies like Apple looking to expand their presence there due to its vast population and potential for growth. India surpassed China as the world's most populous country this year, and while its economy is not yet as large as China's or California's, it is projected to be the fastest growing large economy in 2023. Apple aims to produce a significant portion of its iPhones in India as part of its strategy to diversify its manufacturing footprint and reduce reliance on China. Additionally, India's lack of infrastructure and low female workforce participation present opportunities for improvement. In the tech sector, Netflix experienced a significant setback with its first subscriber loss in a decade, leading to a massive stock wipeout, but the industry as a whole continues to evolve and adapt.

    • Netflix's Subscriber Growth Falls Short, but Crackdown on Password Sharing AheadNetflix missed subscriber growth expectations, faced criticism for botched event, and questioned for dominance in streaming industry due to lackluster original content like 'Full Swing'.

      Netflix's earnings report showed it fell short of subscriber growth expectations, and its stock remained relatively unchanged. Despite this, the company plans to crackdown on password sharing, which could potentially bring in more paying subscribers. However, the vibes are off with Netflix as they faced criticism for botching a live reunion event and their sports docuseries have not been as successful as anticipated. The company's failure to make golf work, specifically with the show "Full Swing," raises questions about their ability to compete in the sports streaming market. Overall, Netflix's subscriber growth and lackluster original content have left some investors and analysts questioning its dominance in the streaming industry.

    • Netflix ends DVD mailing service, Instagram adds multiple linksNetflix ends DVD service despite revenue, Instagram adds multiple links causing controversy, companies adapt to tech changes while acknowledging business longevity

      Technology and consumer preferences are constantly evolving, as evidenced by Netflix's decision to end its DVD mailing service, which had 1.45 billion in revenue last year despite 1 million subscribers. This marks the end of an era, as the first DVD sent was "Beetlejuice" in 1998, and the most frequently requested one was "The Blind Side." On a different note, Instagram users, including creators, can now add up to five links to their profiles, eliminating the need for third-party services like Linktree. This update has caused some controversy, as many companies have built their businesses around these services. Despite the potential demise of Linktree, the company's latest funding round was $110 million, and they've raised a total of $165 million. This situation highlights the importance of adapting to changes in technology and consumer behavior while also acknowledging the potential longevity of established businesses.

    • Instagram's new link policy and its impact on LinktreeInstagram's new link policy may limit the number of links but still allows users to include a Linktree link, and could be seen as a way to compete with TikTok while keeping users engaged within their ecosystem.

      The debate around Instagram's new link policy and the potential impact on Linktree is more nuanced than it seems. While Instagram's move to limit the number of links that can be attached to a profile may seem like a threat to Linktree, the platform still allows users to include a Linktree link within the allowed five links. Moreover, Instagram's approach could be seen as a way to stay competitive with TikTok, which also limits the number of links. The speaker argues that Instagram's move is not an exclusionary play but rather an attempt to keep users engaged within their ecosystem while still allowing them to link out to other platforms. However, the speaker also warns against overly restricting links, as this could lead to backlash and creators moving to other platforms. In the context of electric vehicles, the new rules limiting the tax credit to a select few models represent a gamble by the Biden administration to incentivize the purchase of specific EV models while still promoting the broader shift to electric vehicles.

    • US Inflation Reduction Act's sourcing targets pose challenges for foreign EV makersThe Inflation Reduction Act's strict US sourcing requirements for EV materials are causing challenges for foreign automakers like Hyundai, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Nissan, potentially leading to higher prices and delays in EV adoption

      The Inflation Reduction Act's stringent sourcing targets for EV materials in the US are posing challenges for foreign automakers like Hyundai, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Nissan, whose supply chains are primarily outside of the US. To qualify for the full tax credit, at least 50% of the battery components and 40% of critical materials must be sourced from the US or a trade partner. This is causing issues for brands like Hyundai, whose Ioniq 6, the world car of the year, is not eligible for tax credits because it's assembled in Korea. Hyundai is building a $10 billion plant in Georgia but is facing pressure to comply with the active supply chain requirement immediately. The Biden administration's industrial policy aims to create jobs, boost domestic production, and address climate change, but it could also lead to higher prices for consumers and potential delays in EV adoption due to the lack of immediate compliance options for foreign automakers. The CHIPS Act, which requires semiconductor manufacturers to meet certain labor and employment conditions, also reflects this approach. The impact of these policies on the EV market remains to be seen, but they could significantly alter the competitive landscape.

    • The Dangers of Unfamiliar WebsitesBe cautious and skeptical when encountering unfamiliar websites, prioritize safety and trustworthiness, and report suspicious activities to law enforcement.

      The website "renttohitman.com" may appear harmless, but it's important to be cautious and aware of potential scams or parody sites. The man in this story believed he was communicating with a legitimate client seeking to hire a hitman, but it was actually an undercover FBI agent. He was arrested after being paid $25,100 in cash. The website originally started as a web traffic services provider, but the owner began receiving requests for assassinations and referred them to the authorities, potentially saving over 150 lives. This story serves as a reminder to exercise skepticism and caution when encountering unfamiliar websites or situations, even if they seem intriguing or exciting. It's always better to err on the side of safety and trustworthiness. The discussion also highlighted the origins of "renttohitman.com" and the actions of its owner in referring potential clients to the authorities. This unique situation showcases the importance of trust and communication in online interactions, as well as the role of law enforcement in protecting individuals from potential harm. In conclusion, the story of "renttohitman.com" serves as a reminder to be cautious and skeptical in online interactions, and to always prioritize safety and trustworthiness. It also highlights the importance of law enforcement in protecting individuals from potential harm and the role of individuals in reporting suspicious activities.

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    Episode 0031
    In this episode we go straight into peeing in the bath. Weird or acceptable. As always, both arguments are greatly split between the hosts, one fully in favour, the other completely disgusted, so whichever side of the fence you sit on, your voice will be amplified.

    Also in this episode there is the argument of which is better, Star Wars vs Lord of the Rings, Thin Crust vs Deep Pan pizza, Beer vs Cider, Apple vs Android, Billie Eilish vs Phoebe Bridgers, Netflix vs Prime, Marvel vs DC, Michael Jordan vs LeBron James, City vs Nature and Socialism vs Capitalism. Some of the results may surprise you! There is a pregame conversation about Super Bowl LV and a discussion regarding the racism aimed towards athletes and what social media companies could do to help hold those initiating it accountable.

    7. « Je passe mon temps sur les groupes Facebook de neurchis »

    7. « Je passe mon temps sur les groupes Facebook de neurchis »

    Les groupes de neurchis, pour faire simple, ce sont des groupes Facebook sur lesquels des milliers de « chineurs » se réunissent autour d’un thème avec l’objectif de le tourner en dérision (notamment à travers des memes). Il existe des neurchis de philo, des neurchis de Top Chef, des neurchis de « dates claqués »... Mais comment ces groupes sont-ils gérés au quotidien ? Pourquoi certains d'entre eux ont une connotation plus politique que d'autres ? Et surtout, vont-ils réussir à faire rester les jeunes générations sur Facebook ?


    Dans ce deuxième épisode de la deuxième saison de Mise à jour, un podcast d'Usbek & Rica, on s'intéresse aux groupes Facebook de neurchis !


    Merci à Harald, Christo et Giulia (dont le groupe a malheuresuement fermé ses portes depuis l'enregistrement de cet épisode) pour leurs témoignages.



    Regarder sa série Netflix en vitesse 1.5, rencontrer pour la première fois quelqu'un en visioconférence, scroller de façon compulsive le soir avant de dormir… Pablo Maillé, journaliste de la rédaction d'Usbek & Rica, interroge les internautes d'aujourd'hui sur leurs pratiques quotidiennes. Quinze minutes pour comprendre et analyser, sans idée reçue, les connexions des années 2020.



    Générique : Zen Man / Pixabay (CC).

    Le script de l'épisode est disponible ici.