New York Times sued over Israel coverage by shareholder
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 05:08 · Archive
A Florida pension fund is suing The New York Times over its coverage of Israel.
The shareholder is seeking to compel the newspaper's board to release internal records on editorial standards, fact-checking and Gaza war coverage. The petition follows a whistleblower complaint and aims to determine whether the newspaper is adhering to its editorial standards in reporting about Israel.
How it is being reported
- New York Times faces shareholder lawsuit over alleged anti-Israel biasA shareholder petition seeks to compel The New York Times board to release internal records on editorial standards, fact-checking and Gaza war coverage.Fox News · 23 Sept, 22:45
- New York Times faces shareholder lawsuit over alleged anti-Israel biasA shareholder petition seeks to compel The New York Times board to release internal records on editorial standards, fact-checking and Gaza war coverage.Fox News · 23 Sept, 22:45
- NY Times sued by Florida pension fund over Israel coverage after whistleblower complaintThe shareholder is demanding to review books and records to determine whether the newspaper is adhering to its editorial standards in reporting about Israel.New York Post · 23 Sept, 17:09
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