Broadway

• Walnut Creek, California--(Newsfile Corp. - May 30, 2023) - A Brighter Day , a leading Nor-Cal charity for teen suicide prevention, is joining forces with Elite Motor Cars and Broadway Plaza to host a spectacular Father's Day Car Show on June 18th, 2023.
• Established in 2006, Elite Motor Cars is thrilled to partner up with such a noble cause.
• "Supporting A Brighter Day's mission has been an incredible opportunity for us to give back and use our passion for cars for the greater good," added Sean Hamlin, from Elite Motor Cars.
• A Brighter Day invites the entire local community to come down to Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek, on June 18th for an unforgettable Father's Day celebration.

• "Frankie Valli is a legendary icon and we're thrilled to have him grace the stage of the International Theater at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, the home of legendary entertainment," said David Siegel, CEO of Westgate Resorts.
• "His music transcends generations and continues to bring joy to millions around the world.
• It's an honor to be able to host his upcoming residency and give our guests the opportunity to experience his incredible talent."
• It has been seen by over 30 million people worldwide, and Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons have sold over 175 million records.

• DeJoy will provide attendees with valuable insights on the latest USPS developments, trends, and best practices in the industry.
• “We are honored to have Postmaster General Louis DeJoy speak at thINK Ahead 2023,” said Lori Messina, thINK Board President and President, Access Direct.
• May will share with thINK Ahead 2023 attendees his insights on leadership, teamwork, and motivation styles that foster winning teams.
• To learn more about thINK and thINK Ahead 2023, visit thINKForum.com .

• The lawsuit claimed Fox spread lies promoting a now-debunked claimed that Dominion was part of a conspiracy to steal the 2020 presidential from Donald Trump.
• The settlement was a win for Fox and Dominion, even without any link to Carlson’s departure.
• But it was an unequivocal loss for ethical journalism, a victory for financial accountability and a defeat for responsibility.
• But while Fox has acceded to its accountability, it has not owned up to its ethical responsibility as a self-described news organization.
• Although law and journalism ethics are often at odds, the Fox v. Dominion case was an instance in which a proceeding at law could have affirmed an ethical responsibility.

The trial that wasn’t

• Court filings alleged Fox repeatedly and falsely implicated Dominion in a plot to rig the election in Joe Biden’s favor.
• Jury selection for the trial was completed on April 18, but a last-minute settlement that day ended it all as Fox agreed to pay $787.5 million to Dominion without an apology or any admission of wrongdoing.
• But as the recipient of more than three-quarters of a billion dollars, Dominion came out on top monetarily and declared it had held Fox News accountable.

Defending a reputation

• The defamed person’s reputation would be restored by this ritualized proof of a willingness to die or kill for it.
• In a refined duel, both were supposed to throw away their shot – fire without aiming or aim for the sky.
• But sometimes – cue Broadway playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda – one duelist would not throw away his shot.

Accountability is not responsibility

• Publishing a correction – living up to the journalists’ duty of transparency, no matter how humbling it may be – is the accountability journalism ethics scholars embrace.
• At for-profit business corporations like Fox and Dominion, accountability is primarily in the nature of financial liability, because their primary responsibility is to maximize money-making – not lose money.
• Dominion could have demanded Fox take responsibility.
• It could have taken that shot, which would have imposed ethical accountability on Fox.