That's standard operating procedure. Harry Potter losing money is the one that kills me the most
Xzibit going after MTV & Viacom for cutting him out of money from Pimp My Ride
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Corps are dispicable.
And these floosies in the gubmet keep allowing them to get away with shyt because of the rich shareholders.
And these floosies in the gubmet keep allowing them to get away with shyt because of the rich shareholders.
Viacom hit X like "Aye dog, I heard you like royalties, so we taking the royalties on top of our royalties to leave you with no royalties"
Has he been making at least $500K a year for that old show 
thats a good deal to me
anybody could have hosted that stupid show
thats a good deal to me
anybody could have hosted that stupid show
Has he been making at least $500K a year for that old show
thats a good deal to me
anybody could have hosted that stupid show
But not one gave us meme gold like X to the Z
. Dude made you feel honored to turn your piece of shyt ride into a even more piece of shyt ride with a soon to be dead battery.
R.E.N. Spells Ren
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That's standard operating procedure. Harry Potter losing money is the one that kills me the most
Man I hate puff pieces that scratch the surface. No shyt they reported larger expenses than the profits to arrive at a loss, but is it legit? shytty ass article just labels it “Hollywood accounting” with no real explanation of what’s going on. They cite an abnormally high interest charge for the Harry Potter film but that’s about it.
Common sense tells me it’s example 4080 of American corporations exploiting loopholes to avoid paying taxes and screw over the people who worked to earn those profits, but the article does little to illustrate this. What passes as journalism in the internet age can be ridiculously abysmal.
steadyrighteous
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Man I hate puff pieces that scratch the surface. No shyt they reported larger expenses than the profits to arrive at a loss, but is it legit? shytty ass article just labels it “Hollywood accounting” with no real explanation of what’s going on. They cite an abnormally high interest charge for the Harry Potter film but that’s about it.
Common sense tells me it’s example 4080 of American corporations exploiting loopholes to avoid paying taxes and screw over the people who worked to earn those profits, but the article does little to illustrate this. What passes as journalism in the internet age can be ridiculously abysmal.
Most "journalists" don't know shyt, and if you happen to find the ones who you learn do actually know shyt when you read and listen between the lines of what they read and say, even they don't tell the full story because of the fear of losing access.
You'll never get the full story when something goes right, you'll only get the full story when something goes wrong and the person/people they're exposing no longer hold any weight in the industry.
