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The Conversation with Channel 9 resolved

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor

Dear readers,

I’m writing to fill you in on a legal matter we’ve recently resolved with Channel 9, regarding their new Sunday morning television series featuring CPA CEO Alex Malley, called “The Conversation with Alex Malley”.

We are in no way affiliated with Channel 9’s The Conversation TV. As the owner of “The...

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