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The article unfortunately is behind a hard paywall...
Ahhh the reputable businessinsider.com, breaking the hard news stories. *sarcasm&
There's precedent for a communications company skewing the news to protect its monopoly -- in the 19th century, Western Union (the telegraphy monopoly) gave the Associated Press cut-rate access, in return for agreeing to boot any newspaper that published stories advocating competition in telegraphy.

See, e.g., https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20091204/0003037194.shtml