Right-wing blowhard Steven Crowder is accusing Ben Shapiro’s media empire of being in bed with Big Tech and it's getting ugly.
Last month, Crowder announced that he was leaving TheBlaze after four years, urging his fans—which he refers to as “Mug Club”—to sign up for updates at his personal site. At the time, he said he had “known for months” that he wasn’t renewing with Beck’s empire but had nothing but praise for the right-wing media icon’s fiefdom.
“If any of the major platforms issues a content strike such that Crowder content cannot be monetized on such platform, and the company is not able to resolve the issue within 90 days, then the fee will be reduced by 25% from that point forward,” read one portion of the contract that Crowder shared with his audience.
While raising alarm over another condition that would penalize him $100,000 for every contracted episode he doesn’t produce, Crowder further blasted The Daily Wire for turning their back on their fellow conservative media brethren and joining forces with Big Tech. At the same time, though, he noted that the language of the contract was standard in order to protect The Daily Wire from shouldering the entire burden of any decreases in ad revenue—especially since The Daily Wire would provide advertisers and sponsors for the program, as Boreing pointed out.
Furthermore, Boreing noted that Crowder would only be contracted to provide 192 episodes a year—equalling out to four 90-minute broadcasts a week, minus a minimum four-week vacation. Crowder could tape broadcasts in advance and then air them later on if he needed time off.
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