JK Rowling Given 'Core Participant' Status in Phone Hacking Hearings The News International phone hacking scandal now involves Harry Potter. Has the phone hacking scandal gotten your attention again? Good. Harry...
Phone Hacking Scandal: Clive Goodman Says Entire Staff Knew A four-year-old letter written by disgraced News of the World Royals correspondent Clive Goodman has torpedoes NOTW's claim that the senior staff didn't...
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Rebekah Brooks in Parliament over Murdoch Scandal As Rupert and James Murdoch finish what passes as testimony, former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks takes her seat and begins fielding questions. Watch live via...
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Watch Rupert Murdoch & James Murdoch Questioned at Parliament over Phone Hacking Scandal Rupert Murdoch and James Murdoch are answering questions at Parliament regarding the phone hacking and bribery scandal that...
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Fox News: Strange Coverage of Phone Hacking Scandal Fox News is doing a cartoonishly bad job of covering the NOTW phone hacking story, trotting out an "expert" who apparently does not understand who hacked whom, nor...
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Rebekah Brooks Escapes News International News International CEO Rebekah Brooks has resigned; this was not her first attempt to do so. Tom Mockridge, former CEO of SkyItalia (a Murdoch property), will be taking...
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News Corp. to Face FBI Probe over Phone Hacking The phone hacking scandal, which sank NOTW and is threatening the rest of Rupert Murdoch's UK papers, has drawn FBI attention. Following calls from the American media...
Rupert Murdoch Withdraws BSkyB Takeover Bid as Phone Hacking Scandal Grows News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch has withdrawn his $12 billion bid to take over BSkyB, as the UK Parliament rallies against him. Even Murdoch's...
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Phone Hacking Scandal: Rupert Murdoch Called Before Parliament As the phone hacking scandal engulfs The Sunday Times and The Sun as well as the recently-shuttered News of the World, News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch has...
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James Murdoch: News International to Shut Down News of the World James Murdoch announced that News of the World, the British tabloid at the center of the phone hacking scandal, is shutting down. Murdoch didn't have...
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News of the World Phone Hacking Scandal Extended to Millie Dowler The News of the World phone hacking scandal did not just involve celebrities and politicians. The Murdoch-owned paper hired hackers to break into the...
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WSJ's SafeHouse Blasted for Poor Security If you are a would-be whistleblower who is considering sharing secrets, stay away from SafeHouse for the time being. The Wall Street Journal launched SafeHouse as a would-be...
Politico’s Ben Smith is reporting that News Corp which owns Fox News, the Wall Street Journal and hundreds of other media outlets and publications, “gave $1 million dollars to Haley Barbour's Republican...
Microsoft wants to pay Rupert Murdoch's News Corp to pull its material from Google's search index and list with Bing exclusively. In other words, Bing will have exclusive rights to deliver search results for News Corp content. In terms of making a quick buck, I can see how...
Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corporation, has announced that News Corp. sites will charge viewers for access by the end of the year. News Corporation properties include The Telegraph, The News of the World, and news.com.au. Bad idea, Mr. Murdoch. News Corporation's content is...
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