Dateline's Best Programming Ever Lures $100 Million Lawsuit
The sister of a man who killed himself after being exposed as an Internet sicko by Dateline's "To Catch a Predator" wants $100 million from NBC for "sensationaliz[ing] the situation." And making awesome TV.
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[...] all the public awareness it's drumming up, already cost one life (and hooked the network a $100 million wrongful death suit), accusations of severe journalistic ethics breaches, a ">3-month-long Esquire investigation [...]
[...] all the public awareness it's drumming up, already cost one life (and hooked the network a $100 million wrongful death suit), accusations of severe journalistic ethics breaches, a ">3-month-long Esquire [...]
[...] all the public awareness it’s drumming up, already cost one life (and hooked the network a $100 million wrongful death suit), accusations of severe journalistic ethics breaches, a “>3-month-long Esquire [...]
[...] with a multi-million dollar lawsuit and declining ad sales, Dateline has been cutting back on meting out justice by public humiliation [...]
[...] with a multi-million dollar lawsuit and declining ad sales, Dateline has been cutting back on meting out justice by public humiliation [...]
[...] with a multi-million dollar lawsuit and declining ad sales, Dateline has been cutting back on meting out justice by public humiliation [...]
[...] killed himself while Dateline's cameras rolled outside his home, and then snagged NBC a $100 million wrongful death lawsuit – remains a major draw for young viewers, which keeps them ad dollars rolling in. So despite [...]
[...] killed himself while Dateline’s cameras rolled outside his home, and then snagged NBC a $100 million wrongful death lawsuit – remains a major draw for young viewers, which keeps them ad dollars rolling in. So despite [...]