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Media Matters Lays Off Dozens Amid Federal Investigations and Elon Musk Lawsuit
May 23, 2024, 07:10 PM
Media Matters for America (MMFA) has laid off at least a dozen employees amid ongoing federal investigations and a lawsuit filed by the Missouri Attorney General. The layoffs have affected numerous talented journalists and researchers, many of whom are now seeking new opportunities. The layoffs follow allegations that Media Matters manipulated X's algorithm to place ads next to controversial posts, leading to significant financial losses for X and subsequent legal action. The news has elicited mixed reactions, with some expressing sympathy for the affected employees and others highlighting Media Matters' controversial practices. Elon Musk is a key figure in the lawsuit against Media Matters.
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