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Former Sinclair Reporter: 'It Was A Culture Of Misogyny And Xenophobia'

Sinclair Broadcast Group should "pull their head out of their ass," Jonathan Beaton suggested Sunday.
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Report: Amy Schumer Joins Political Candidates Boycotting Sinclair

The broadcaster made local news anchors read a controversial script about "false news" on air.
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I Quit Working For Sinclair And They Sued Me. Here's Why I'm Fighting Back.

As a journalist, I found the company's demands reprehensible but was told not to question authority.
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Sinclair Bookends Critical Ad Running On 4 Stations With Self-Defense

The critical ad urges viewers demand a stop to a merger that would bring Sinclair's right-leaning messaging to 72 percent of U.S. homes.
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How To Hit Sinclair Where It Hurts, According To An Anonymous Sinclair Anchor

"If you want to make a difference, lobby your lawmakers to have them stop the Tribune deal," the anchor says.
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Sinclair Employee Handbook: Read The Full Document

The guide encourages company employees to "be transparent" and "challenge the status quo."
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Sinclair Journalists Worry They’re Being Watched: 'There's A Lot Held Over Us'

The Sinclair Broadcast Group handbook warns employees to have no expectation of privacy in their communications.
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George Clooney's Ex-Anchorman Dad Isn't Having It With Sinclair

Nick Clooney's old TV station is now owned by the right-wing media giant — and he's not happy about it.
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Opinion | Confessions Of A Former Sinclair News Director

Sinclair knows its strongest asset is the credibility of its local anchors, and a lot of them can't afford to quit.
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News Anchor At Sinclair-Owned Station Hits Back At Trump

"Actually, this isn't funny at all. None of it," said Mary Nam of Seattle's KOMO.
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