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Businessnow.mt defends Alkagesta and denies that it is being investigated (the owner of the company is under arrest)

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Mark Camilleri
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Businessnow.mt has turned full mercenary and is now defending Allkagesta, even spreading fake news by denying that Alkagesta is being investigated while its owner is under arrest in Azerbaijan for fraudulently dealing in Russian oil. They also claimed that the we are the only source for these claims – the story has been published throughout the press in Azerbaijan (including BBC Azerbaijan), Poland, Georgia, Romania, Russia and other countries.

Businessnow.mt, owned by Jesmond Bonello of Content House, is now being sponsored by Alkagesta.

Businessnow.mt is basically a local pseudo-press outlet, funded by the government, that is currently being paid by a foreign company to attack the local free press.

Apart from the fact that this erratic behaviour is very mercenary and also treasanous, we have a saying in Maltese for this kind of behaviour. It’s “Mejjet bil-ฤกuฤง.”

I also have the perfect theme song for Content House. You can listen top it below. Enjoy.

 

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2 responses to “Businessnow.mt defends Alkagesta and denies that it is being investigated (the owner of the company is under arrest)”

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    […] on The Maltese Herald with a very extensive PR campaign that involved sponsored articles on the local press, vexatious copyright claims to Google about our articles, and also a blogging campaign with […]

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    […] Alkagesta has conducted a very wide and systematic PR campaign to remove articles from the internet relating to investigations into it, and its related associates have also sent multiple legal letters. It has also delegated media outlets to conduct a PR campaign on its behalf. […]

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