Extreme liberal RINOs in the Lincoln Project, displaying their fascist ways. They are trying to shutdown contrary views just like the communists in China and Cuba. Well done idiots. You exposed yourselves again. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tell-them-drop-fox-news-005127594.html
Americans should have the right to call their Cable companies and demand that certain channels not be delivered in their cable feed. Customer should also have the right to à la carte where they can select exactly the channels they want in their package and not pay for the others. Cable companies can certainly support this from a technology perspective but they don't want to from a profit perspective -- they want to deliver packages including all sorts of channels you don't want and pay a premium for them. Customers should be allowed to demand a cable company remove a channel they find offensive or is not aligned with their beliefs. I am sure that many subscribers of different religions don't want the Christian channel. If a customer still is paying for the entire package (the cable company is still making full profit) but does not want a particular channel in their feed then they should be able to call up and demand the channel be removed -- whether it is FOX or anything else. FOX has been preaching a anti-vaxxer creed which is killing Americans -- many people find this offensive. Customers certainly can demand that cable companies totally drop the channel on their network -- which is unlikely to happen. But at minimum they should be allowed to demand that the cable company not feed FOX into their home -- this way the possible viewing audience for FOX is reduced which will drop the advertising rates they earn from commercials which serve to fund anti-vax propaganda which is killing Americans.
Defunding advertising on a media platform --- is very different than not wanting a business service in your home.
So a large network such as NBC demanding that Google defund advertising of its competitors on their platform --- is the same thing as saying "No, I don't want this particular channel in my house". Whatever.