CHANNEL 6 CONTINUES TO DROP…”WFTV’s power could be seen at 6 p.m. weekdays, when its newscast attracted 49,200 viewers in the 25-to-54 demographic. WESH-Channel 2 placed second with 26,200. WOFL-Channel 35 drew 12,800 and edged WKMG-Channel 6 with 12,000″ (more...)
Yet another glaring example of Local 6 and Tony Pipitone misrepresenting and faking the news.
Yet another glaring example of Local 6 and Tony Pipitone misrepresenting and faking the news. This is what the liberal media does every single day. Local 6 is owned by the Washington Post, no wonder. This is a rare disclosure because the other radical/lib bastion – The Slantinel – ratted on Pipitone. I was looking forward to WKMG-Channel 6’s story last night on moving Casey Anthony’s trial to South Florida. Then I realized... (more...)
Anti-tax activist Doug Guetzloe recently won a legal skirmish in his battle against WKMG-Channel 6 and a storage company, Public Storage
Guetzloe wins battle in war over his papers Rich McKay Sentinel Staff Writer January 7, 2009 ORLANDO Anti-tax activist Doug Guetzloe recently won a legal skirmish in his battle against WKMG-Channel 6 and a storage company, Public Storage, over 84 boxes of Guetzloe’s personal papers that the station obtained and used for a TV news series that aired in March 2007 called, The Guetzloe Files. Guetzloe claims in a civil suit that the TV station and... (more...)
Judges ponder core legal issues in Guetzloe case
Ludmilla Lelis |Sentinel Staff Writer September 26, 2007 DAYTONA BEACH – A panel of appellate judges on Tuesday probed the deeper question surrounding about 80 boxes of documents formerly owned by Doug Guetzloe that became television news fodder. The 5th District Court of Appeal distilled the lawsuit between political consultant Guetzloe and WKMG-Channel 6 down to a conflict between the right to privacy and the freedom of the press. “Would... (more...)