The correspondences revealed in Fox News court cases do not paint a picture of a company with their own principled view to having a positive impact, that included respect for facts.
All companies "serve" their customers, including news organizations, and inevitably have subjective ways of organizing their efforts.
But there is a big difference between ones that have a mission geared to a positive society outcome, a commitment to customer well being, and respect for facts, with profits following from that service, vs. a mission to print whatever they can legally afford to, to maximize profits. And of course, that difference is a continuum.
Some companies take value creation seriously. Others optimize for opportunities to extract value and prey on dysfunction.
All companies "serve" their customers, including news organizations, and inevitably have subjective ways of organizing their efforts.
But there is a big difference between ones that have a mission geared to a positive society outcome, a commitment to customer well being, and respect for facts, with profits following from that service, vs. a mission to print whatever they can legally afford to, to maximize profits. And of course, that difference is a continuum.
Some companies take value creation seriously. Others optimize for opportunities to extract value and prey on dysfunction.