The foreman of the jury that found that CNN committed defamation against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young doesn’t believe the network did itself any favors during the high-stakes trial.
The last-minute settlement of the closely watched media trial came together hours after a six-person jury in Panama City concluded that CNN’s reporting on the plaintiff, Zachary Young ...
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CNN Vice President Questions Impact of Zachary Young StoryA CNN senior vice president questioned whether a segment featuring Zachary Young was the cause of several allegations made in the defamation trial. Adam Levine, CNN's senior vice president of news ...
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General Changed Mind About Hiring Zachary Young After CNN StoryA major general who helped facilitate evacuations in Afghanistan testified that he would not work with Zachary Young after the CNN segment aired because there was "too much risk of reputation ...
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Ratings-starved CNN’s revenue dropped roughly $400 million in three years: court recordsFox News’ Joseph Wulfsuhn posted screenshots on X ... The network was ordered to pay Zachary Young $5 million in compensatory damages for libel, and an unspecified punitive damages.
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