Rachel Maddow & MSNBC Beat One America News Network Again In $10M Defamation Battle

After Rachel Maddow signed a new multi-year deal with MSNBC and NBCUniversal, there were reports that she ultimately will scale back her schedule to as little as once-a-week. That would leave the network with the potential loss of the nightly show, with no obvious successor.

The saga continues. Weeks after Us Weekly confirmed that Angelina Jolie was successful in disqualifying the judge in her custody case, Brad Pitt is issuing a fiery response.

revealed Wednesday that Maddow, a liberal primetime hosts who commands the highest ratings on the network, will pull in that much each year, though she is dropping her nightly show next year in favor of a weekly one, along with other projects. Per the reported terms, she’ll stick with the company through the 2024 election.An individual close to the network denied the reported salary — which the Beast said was confirmed by four people — but declined to offer another figure.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe staff of MSNBC has voted to form a union with WGA East, marking the first such successful organizing drive in cable news.The membership voted 141-58 to organize, according to a tally by the National Labor Relations Board.

@abcnews pic.twitter.com/D1dWfjOYhMThe clip was later posted to Twitter, where it went viral. “ABC’s satanic slip-up.

according to CNN.A representative for MSNBC did not immediately return a request for comment, but per CNN, this change will happen sometime next year.

MSNBC’s star anchor Rachel Maddow has reportedly renewed her contract with the cable news network — but the multi-year deal will see her five-day-a-week show transition into a weekly show.

Rachel Maddow is staying with MSNBC.

The Wall Street Journal. The exact terms and duration of the new deal were not immediately clear.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorRachel Maddow will stay at MSNBC, according to two people familiar with the matter, after negotiating a new pact that will keep her at the cable-news outlet beyond 2022.Maddow, who is the linchpin of the network’s primetime lineup, had been considering her own independent content ventures, and had enlisted top executives at Endeavor to make her case to MSNBC and senior managers at NBCUniversal.

One America News lost an appeal of its defamation suit against MSNBC and its famed host Rachel Maddow on Tuesday after a panel upheld a previous federal court ruling against OAN that requires them to pay $250,000 of the defendants’ legal fees.OAN, owned by Herring Networks Inc., sued Maddow for $10 million in July 2019 after she ran a segment stating that OAN employee Kristen Rouz worked for OAN, but was “also being paid by the Russian government to produce government-funded pro-Putin propaganda

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAn appeals court on Tuesday threw out a defamation lawsuit that accused Rachel Maddow of defaming One America News by calling the network “paid Russian propaganda.”The 9th Circuit Court of Appeal held that Maddow’s commentary was protected by the First Amendment, as she was simply offering her opinion based on a Daily Beast story that revealed that one of OAN’s contributors had previously written for Sputnik News, a Russian state-backed outlet.“A reasonable

Rachel Maddow may be leaving.

Rachel Maddow is considering the possibility of stepping down from her MSNBC when her contract ends next year, albeit negotiations on her future are continuing between her representatives and the network.

which first reported on Maddow’s contract talks Thursday, added that Maddow is considering leaving the network to start her own media platform. Rashida Jones took over as MCNBC president earlier this year.

NEW YORK -- Rachel Maddow is contributing a foreword to “Pegasus," a book by two Paris-based investigative reporters on the phone malware allegedly used by governments to monitor and sometimes attack journalists, human rights activists and lawyers among others.Authors Laurent Richard and Sandrine Rigaud run Forbidden Stories, a nonprofit journalism organization which last month issued an extensive report on the global scale of Pegasus.“In the book they will reveal the full extent of this

Dominion Voting Systems has filed defamation lawsuits against Newsmax, One America News Network and Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock, over their advancement of conspiracy theories that company had a role in rigging the results of the 2020 presidential election.

DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles is dating a mum-of-two who is 27 years younger than him, according to reports. Nick, 58, is said to be in a relationship with Katie Dadzie, 31, after they initially met a couple of years ago at their children’s playgroup.