Deadline: "In the latest salvo in Fox and Cablevision's nasty carriage dispute that has led to the network's blackout in 3 million Cablevision homes, Fox today served Cablevision with a cease and desist letter for what it described as "encouraging theft of copyrighted material."
NerdSpan.com: Fox has released five pictures from "Quest for Craig," the twelfth episode of Son of Zorn, which airs Sunday, February 12th, at 8:30 PM EST.
Deadline: As Fox News chairman/CEO Roger Ailes and GOP frontrunner Donald Trump continue to glare through their lorgnettes at each other, over Fox News Channel star Megyn Kelly, that network celebrated its third consecutive week on top of the basic cable rankers.
As much as I disagree with Trump, I gotta admit his uncouth character is something else to watch.
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Fox has announced “201 Days of X-Files,” a complete marathon of all nine season of the original X-Files television series leading up to the premiere of the new limited series event.
This is somewhat nitpicking, but in fact the purpose of copyright laws are to encourage creativity instead of protecting creative freedom, as said freedom is actually limited by them.
I think Fox is making a bad image out of themselves by doing things like this. They sue everyone, and the only people getting mad are the customers of these networks. I mean sure you hate the company, but your punishing your viewers for it? Seriously?
Then they go on their channel and put in advertisments about how to switch and what not, thats just childish. .