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Fox stops running MyPillow ads after bills reportedly go unpaid - Editor and Publisher

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By Michael Hill
| Editor & Publisher Verified
MyPillow founder and owner Mike Lindell is accusing Fox’s conservative commentary channel of “canceling” him after the network reportedly paused his ads due to unpaid bills. According to The Daily Beast sources, Fox has told MyPillow’s advertising agency that it has paused its partnership with the company because Lindell’s company has an outstanding balance.
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Where Religious Identity Fits into Your DEI Strategy

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By Megan Johnson, Amber Hacker, Michael Hill, Eboo Patel
| Harvard Business Review Verified
It is time for companies to get religion. Even as diversity work has become pervasive in corporate cultures, religious identity is too often left out. A review of the Fortune 100 companies demonstrates that a very small percentage include religion or interfaith engagement in their approach to diversity. Many corporations shy away from such engagement out of a fear of legal entanglement, or a worry that it might open the floodgates to proselytization and disagreement.
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$1B judgment against Alex Jones not the final word

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By Dave Collins Verified, Michael Hill, Jake Bleiberg Verified
| WDJT-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
By DAVE COLLINS, MICHAEL HILL and JAKE BLEIBERG Associated Press WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — The nearly $1 billion judgment against Alex Jones for spreading false conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre bought long-sought relief to family members and hopes the eye-popping figure would deter people from broadcasting falsehoods. But Jones has given no signs of tempering his bluster.
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