Food Network pulls streaming clips after reality show winner charged with murder
Discovery Networks has pulled clips of a cooking competition after a recent show winner was charged in connection with the death of a child last week.
Discovery, Inc. ($DISCA) is a multi-national operator of pay television networks based in the United States. The company operates 19 channels in the United States, including the Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, the Science Channel, the Cooking Channel, Destination America, TLC, HGTV, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) and MotorTrend. Internationally, the company operates global variants of its stateside networks as well as DMAX (Germany), EuroSports 1 and EuroSport 2 (Europe), Quest (United Kingdom) and 9Rush (Australia).
Discovery Networks has pulled clips of a cooking competition after a recent show winner was charged in connection with the death of a child last week.
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