The Muslims would still have to conform to US law in the way they run a US business.
If they fired reporters or editors on religious grounds, they would learn more about wrongful termination and Constitutional guarantees than they had formerly known.
If they ran the paper into the ground, they would lose their investment.
If they attempted to control editorial policy, they would find themselves without a lot of editors very shortly. See previous paragraph, "running paper into the ground". I believe the NYT's readers would know the difference and follow the talent.
If they ran the paper well, as a business whose product serves an established American audience, then they would deserve the credit and profit they would receive.
I have no idea what the employment laws are like in France.
Current Events » in reply to re: You are still dodging the question: What if A muslim or several Muslims purchased a controlling interest in the New York Times?
So what?
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- Four killed in cartoon protests
- "Four killed in cartoon protests" That just sounds funny. (n/t)
- This conflict is NOT between Christianity and Islam.
- I think some people have issues.......
- Good and evil
- re: What would the left do if a Muslim Businessman purchased the parent company of the New York Times.
- Who's left? The labels are getting tiresome.
- its a serious question...A French newspaper fired it's editior over a stupid cartoon.
- re: its a serious question...A French newspaper fired it's editior over a stupid cartoon.
- P.S. I forgot to mention that the newspaper was owned by an Eqyptian...
- its a serious question...A French newspaper fired it's editior over a stupid cartoon.
- Who's left? The labels are getting tiresome.
- re: What would the left do if a Muslim Businessman purchased the parent company of the New York Times.