The Amazon removes a series of health care industry after it was called UNITEDHELHELTH “defamation”

A documentary series criticizing the United States health care The industry was removed from Amazon Video broadcast platforms earlier this year after they were condemned United He claimed that he is a “advertisement”.

Docuseries, developed by Marie Marie Mary Marie Strawy, was removed from the platform after a law firm operated by UNITEDHELTH sent a message to Amazon, who is defending the series, saying it distorts the health care company.

The video was removed from Amazon and Vimeo platforms as a result of the legal efforts of UNITEDHELHELTH. Moreover, their actions resulted in the commander to postpone the publication of an article discussing the company after a lawsuit against the Media Organization for another article that they claimed to be reckoning.

This is the latest indication of a more aggressive campaign adopted by UNITEDHELHELTH to silence its critics New York Times. The company began targeting the media that criticizes them in any way, shape, or shape, on the pretext that this criticism will encourage violence to its employees after the shooting of CEO Brian Thompson last year.

This new campaign indicates an increase in companies’ willingness to impose legal repercussions against critics and critics. Observers have noted that similar campaigns have risen since the Trump administration took power.

“Some of this will continue for a long and long period,” Levin, the first retired amendment lawyer who defended the news outlets, including the New York Times. However, “it has increased.”

UNITEDHELTH has recently suffered from harmful traces of negative journalism, which is likely to stimulate its new approach. They are actively dealing with many federal criminal and civil investigations, including investigations into supposed fraud of medical care and anti -monopoly violations, according to what they said. Wall Street Magazine.

“Negative propaganda may negatively affect our share price, harm our reputation and expose us to unexpected or unjustified organizational scrutiny,” United Health noted in the latest. The annual report.

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