FBI raid of former Deadspin editor Timothy Burke’s home reportedly linked to Tucker Carlson, Fox News
Burke declined comment to the Tampa Bay Times about the report.
Burke declined comment to the Tampa Bay Times about the report.
"Not sure anyone covered anything the way Ted Silary covered high school sports here."
Burke's wife, Lynn Hurtak, told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay that the search warrant executed on Monday was "solely related to my husband's work as a journalist."
Even with “economic headwinds” swirling, the Bronx-based content creator remains confident in exceeding last year’s revenue.
Burke told the Times he wasn’t certain why the agents came to his house.
A judge ruled in Deadspin's favor in March, throwing out this lawsuit. Bauer initially appealed that ruling, but has now dropped that appeal.
"In meritless cases like this one, there is a powerful interest in ensuring free speech is not unduly burdened by the necessity of defending against expensive, baseless litigation."
"McAfee's kinda a wild card in terms of what he'll do and so there's no telling of what exactly he'll do."
"My contract is up soon and I expect that I'll be leaving at the end of it."
"The world has changed a lot, but we've held tight to our mission: to help everyone understand our complicated world, so that we can all help shape it."
Trevor Bauer is appealing a judge's dismissal of his defamation lawsuit against Deadspin.
"I don’t see us...competing with Amazon, Disney, and Apple. But everything else is on the table."
"For me, it was important to ensure the archives remained secure in the hands of the people who most care about them."
"All these shows have a track record, and they were able to negotiate ownership of the RSS feed, so they're bringing that with them."
Julie Stewart-Binks is moving on from fubo into a new role with BetRivers.
"We’ve always wanted to look at an investment to throw gasoline on the fire."
Eide suffered a stroke Saturday, and is expected to kept unconscious for days still.