Is AMC on BDS List?

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AMC should be safe to use

There is no verified evidence proving that this brand has any ties to Israel or supports any acts of genocide. Based on the available information, it does not fall under the boycott criteria.

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History of AMC

AMC News was a short-lived television news channel launched by AMC Networks. Unlike its parent company's focus on entertainment and classic films, AMC News aimed to provide coverage of current events, industry news, and cultural stories. The channel experimented with news programming but struggled to gain traction in a competitive market dominated by established networks.

Despite efforts to carve out a niche, AMC News eventually discontinued operations due to low viewership and shifting company priorities. AMC Networks refocused on its core strengths in scripted entertainment, investing in popular series and original content that resonated more with audiences.