Elon Musk’s X and Media Matter Case Takes a Dynamic Shift, Feared to Involve Key Democratic Donors

Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) has made further progress in its ongoing legal dispute with Media Matters.

Elon Musk’s X is once again a hot topic in the global media space following recent progress and further forays into Media Matters litigation. Interestingly, Musk shared important insights as a progressive intervention around litigation via social media posts on X, which attracted widespread attention in the industry.Bitcoin Miner

Notably, social media platform X clashed with media conglomerate Media Matters last year, accusing the company of misconduct following a series of attacks on X. The company was accused of being a “bad influence” on the company. These attacks resulted in the suspension of a significant amount of advertising-related activity on the platform, potentially hampering X’s ad revenue business. Moreover, in a series of developments, the lawsuit now appears to be expanding its reach to democratic super-donors within the United States, sweeping up five significant donors.  Btc Miner

Musk adds new defendant to lawsuit

According to Musk’s recent post on social media platform X, the Tesla CEO has hit out at a confidential list disclosed by US conservative political news website Free Beacon. The list reportedly focuses on the media group’s major contributors, including Deborah J. Simon, the Gill Foundation, the Stephen M. Silberstein Foundation, the Susan T. Buffett Foundation (Susan T. Buffet Foundation, and Josh and Anita Bekenstein. Additionally, according to the list, these contributors have collectively donated a whopping $12.37 million to Media Matters, creating a maelstrom of public outcry around the globe.

Notably, Musk is aiming to name the aforementioned mega-donors as defendants in an ongoing lawsuit against the media conglomerate. To this point, X Corp has made significant strides in its legal history that have garnered significant industry attention.

X Corp’s Legal Saga

Ever since X Corp got involved in the media space, it seems to have favored mainly legal battles. In its recent battles with legal authorities, the company also appears to be struggling with Twitter ex-employees.

Additionally, with ongoing litigation against media matters, the company seems to have noticed significant losses due to the suspension of ad-related activity on the platform. As CoinGape Media reported earlier, tech giants such as Apple and IBM suspended advertising on the platform after Media Matters filed anti-Semitism charges against X.