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Subject News Corp called "tone Deaf' to public outcry against horse racing XOXO

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News Corp called "tone deaf" after public outcry against horse racing! XOXO

"The Key to why the newspapers are such fans of horse racing lies in the amount of money that pours in to the depleted coffers of the newspaper from the horse racing and gambling industries every year..."

Over the past 12 months Nielsen Ad Intel reports and estimated $27.9 million spent on horse racing." Less then 50%

Link: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/nov/04/a-sure-thing-how-australias-love-of-gambling-keeps-horse-racing-alive

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How much money do you think the U.S. pays newspapers for positive horse racing coverage?

Which horse racing journals do you think promote the most positive images of horse racing and never post about the breakdowns and kill pens?

Which journalists have been fired for reporting about the above...

They prolly get paid the most...idk though...

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Original Message News Corp called "tone deaf" after public outcry against horse racing! XOXO

"The Key to why the newspapers are such fans of horse racing lies in the amount of money that pours in to the depleted coffers of the newspaper from the horse racing and gambling industries every year..."

Over the past 12 months Nielsen Ad Intel reports and estimated $27.9 million spent on horse racing." Less then 50%

Link: [link to www.theguardian.com (secure)]

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