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"A fool there was." in fun
0 ups, 4y
Some points about the Disney-Fox merger, a reason for which Murdoch is mentioned in the photo:
-Fox News is legally-owned by the Fox Corp which is not part of Disney. Same goes for Fox Network and a few other Fox channels. However, channels like FX are now Disney-owned.

-Fox selling back those Marvel rights to Disney? Sure. However, at least give Fox Lucasfilm. Then, at least Fox would have had at least 1 major media franchise (Star Wars) to mooch off of. Don't end a storied movie empire like that! It's sad!

-Some info about the person who Fox News is named after. For all practical purposes, Fox News was "born" in 8/1919 and it was in Oct. 1919 that they began being shown regularly on movie screens as newsreels: twitter.com/jbenton/status/1218362632849317888.

-Shame on Rupert Murdoch for selling off most of the Fox Empire, for the USDOJ permitting a semi-monopoly, and Disney for buying. 1000s of lay-offs are not worth it. Uncle Walt and film producer William Fox would not approve of this merger.
"A fool there was." in fun
0 ups, 4y
You can find the source photo on the Wikipedia page "William Fox (producer)". "A Fool There Was" is a famous silent fox movie starring Theda Bara, the first name-brand movie sex symbol. As mentioned by the Wikipedia paged called "A Fool There Was (1915 film)", the movie was inspired by "the 1909 Broadway production A Fool There Was by Porter Emerson Browne, who in turn based his play on Rudyard Kipling's poem The Vampire.[1]"
"A fool there was." in fun
0 ups, 4y
1921 yearbook photo of film producer William Fox, the namesake of Fox News.
A liberal who sided with a regrettable SCOTUS error. in fun
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Her photo is from ipwatchdog.com/2012/01/19/supreme-court-oks-public-domain-works-being-copyrighted/id=21867/

6 judges agreed to have Congress rob the public domain but at least Breyer and Alito
were correct to oppose Golan V. Holder's ruling.