AMI Responds to Gossip Cop 2016 'Busted' Rankings

"We embrace this honor," says chief content officer Dylan Howard.

Continuing a tradition begun in 2014, website Gossip Cop has summarized its previous-year activities in the form of a Top Ten list of most “busted” media outlets. These are, according to the Dan Abrams co-founded operation, the websites and weekly publications found last year to be most often publishing incorrect celebrity news.

Dylan Howard, chief content officer of American Media, Inc., isn’t too concerned, despite the fact that four AMI publications – the National Enquirer, Radar, OK! and Star – occupy the top four 2016 Gossip Cop spots.

“We embrace this honor,” Howard tells FishbowlNY, “because it means that we are breaking the stories you will read nowhere else.

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