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By JO BECKER and RAVI SOMAIYA LONDON — Front pages across Britain featured pictures of Rupert Murdoch apologizing for phone hacking at The News of the World. But further suggestions that the practice spread beyond his newspaperemerged in a small, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Accused judge's lawyers speak out KOBTV4 strong words tonight from judge pat murdoch's lawyers as the controversy continues to swirl over allegations he raped a prostitute. with his first courtappearance set for tomorrow we are asking about security and how this case will be prosecuted ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Lawsuit claims News Corp. tried to destroy rival The Associated Press "They made up this story," a News America lawyer said in court testimony in 2009.Today, Carlucci has another title in addition to News America CEO: He's the publisher of the New York Post, a tabloid newspaper known for the same sensationalist ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rupert Murdoch Questioned by MPs The Epoch Times By Louis Makiello News Corporation Chief Rupert Murdoch reads a copy of one hisnewspapers, The Times, as he leaves his London home on July 20 2011. Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday warned Rupert Murdoch'sAustralian arm it faced ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tony Abbott warns government not to use privacy law to censor the media Herald Sun News Ltd chairman and chief executive John Hartigan yesterday said it was “unjustified and regrettable” that Ms Gillard had linked the British newspaper crisis to the Australian division of News Corp. But Julia Gillard today said she had done no more ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Taylor: Murdoch scandal could spill over to sports broadcasting The Stanford Daily The phone hacking scandal that did away with one of Rupert Murdoch's most successful newspapers in the UK, the News of the World, officially crossed the pond a week ago with the announcement of a preliminary investigation by the FBI and calls for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Judges to check News Ltd accounts Sydney Morning Herald The News Limited investigation was announced last Wednesday as the phone hacking scandal continued to plague Murdoch's UK newspapers. Mr Hartigan said at the time that the company would review all editorial expenditure over the past three years to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Judge's leave of absence will burden other judges KOBTV4 today, judge murdoch took a voluntary leave of absence from the bench ... with many criminal cases on his schedule - some of them high profile - we sat down with the district attorney to find out what will happen to them. stuart dyson continues our... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| RPT-Murdoch affair spotlights UK's dirty detectives Reuters Of all the dark corners the country's phone-hacking scandal has lit up over the past two weeks -- illegal tabloid tactics, cosy ties between newspapers and the police, the press's influence over politicians -- perhaps none are murkier than London's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Mass. Labor fund latest to sue Murdoch, News Corp. Pensions & Investments The suit, filed in Delaware Chancery Court on July 15, accuses Mr. Murdoch and the board of “failure to take any action to investigate, control, and limit the fallout from the hacking scandal” that “caused the company to lose billions of dollars in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Murdoch Donated to Weiner, Schumer and a Host of Congressional Republicans WNYC By Alec Hamilton News Corporation Chief Rupert Murdoch (R) and his son Lachlan (C) are pictured through a car window as they leave Rupert Murdoch's London home, on July 14, 2011. (Carl Court/AFP/Getty) Rupert Murdoch clearly has had tremendous ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| TV matters: The Clarkson Connection The Guardian ... area) and by his newspaper career: columns for both the Sun and Sunday Times. There may also be a suggestion of jester; that Jeremy Clarkson plays at the News Corp court the role filled by Fool for the Lear whom Murdoch Sr increasingly resembles. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How the answers given to MPs have simply raised more questions The Independent I particularly read the criticisms addressed to the company, and I can only hope that, from the evidence you have heard from us today, you know that we have really stepped up our investigation. Rupert and James Murdoch have been here today, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News Corp. has a lot more apologizing to do Washington Post (blog) During yesterday's session before Parliament, Rupert Murdoch was asked if he'd used the News of the World scandal to institute stringent ethical standards at otherpapers. By Erik Wemple | 01:09 PM ET, 07/20/2011. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is Rebekah Brooks Voldemort? GlobalPost (blog) Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of News of the World, was arrested Sunday, just two days before appearing in court with owner Rupert Murdoch over allegations of phone hacking. (Max Nash/AFP/Getty Images) So what was it like to work for Rebekah Brooks ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Press Council names assessors in News Limited inquiry ABC Online But nonetheless they are conducting an internal inquiry and today released more details about who will be overseeing it. TIMOTHY MCDONALD: When he appeared before a British parliamentary committee, Rupert Murdoch was at pains to point out that News of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Tsunami of problems' not going away: Bibb ABC Online Rupert Murdoch called the day the humblest day of his life. I think that he actually should say, "I am now the centre of the greatest story of my life." It's the biggest tabloid story in the last 10 years to hit the papers. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| If I Hacked Like Murdoch's NOTW Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) "We are not going to be the only bad dog on the street," Rupert Murdoch warned a rival, according to the New York Times, as his editors did their own snooping about other Fleet street papers allegedly guilty of hacking. The first phone callMurdoch's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| People: Hacking scandal hits Morgan GoErie.com After trying to remain on the sidelines of Britain's phone-hacking scandal, CNN's Piers Morgan is defending himself and his former boss Rupert Murdoch. Morgan, editor of the now-defunct News of the World tabloid from 1994 to 1995, and veteran of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hugh Grant's Awfully Big Phone-Hacking Victory E! Online (blog) A London Court today ordered Scotland Yard to turn over to Grant all evidence it has regarding a private investigator who illicitly gained access to the voice messages for the star and his former girlfriend, Jemima Khan, under orders from Rupert ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Power and the Press Wall Street Journal Crook: An important aspect of this story in Britain is the close relationship between the newspaper business, Rupert Murdoch's business, and leading politicians--not just the Tories, though the current prime minister is very embarrassed by this. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rupert Murdoch's downhill slide Abilene Reporter-News He repeatedly pleaded ignorance of all crimes of his newspaper's reporters, including some that were subjects of court cases amply covered in the media. When a Labor Party member asked about a case in which a judge ruled aMurdoch newspaper reporter in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canberra to move on privacy law The Age AUSTRALIANS could secure new rights to defend their privacy in the wake of the phone hacking scandal that has engulfed Rupert Murdoch's media empire. The Gillard government will today move towards new laws that would allow Australians to sue for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Media Mogul Charged with First Degree Murdoch Human Events Murdoch is an American who owns television networks, satellite operations andnewspapers all over the world. As he said in his testimony this week, News Corp. has 53000 employees and, until its recent demise, News of the World amounted to a grand total ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fox Cities traffic today Appleton Post Crescent LORAIN COURT, from Linwood Avenue to Outagamie Street, closed for street reconstruction. Completion date: Aug. 19. MORRISON STREET, at Wisconsin Avenue, closed for reconstruction through Oct. 17. PIERCE AVENUE, from Lawrence Street to Spencer Street, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| At Murdoch Hearing, British MPs Put US Lawmakers to Shame The Atlantic On Tuesday, their UK counterparts were reserved and purposeful "You said it always as though, we have paid the police in the past, the implication being, as does all tabloid newspapers," Conservative Member of Parliament Louise Mensch said at one point ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Destroying Rupert Murdoch Human Events But the level of piling on with no evidence against Murdoch or even his son, James, is astounding. They are being tried in the court of public opinion solely because of their last name. But beyond that, critics in the United States are using the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tawdry spectacle breeds bad idea CanadaEast.com The top three executives at the company's newspaper division - Murdoch, his son James and former editor Rebekah Brooks - faced a parliamentary committee in London this week convened to get to the heart of the phone-hacking scandal that has rocked ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ayoon Wa Azan (I Am Talking About the Rule, Not the Exception) Dar Al-Hayat In Carroll's view, making money was in the past only a part of the newspaper'sbusiness. Today, it is everything. Gone is the notion that a newspaper should lead, that it has an obligation to the public (It seems that Carroll said this withMurdoch in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Matthew Norman: Boris Johnson embodies the amorality of the passing age Belfast Telegraph Well, replied one of the chosen yanking out a time-honoured classic, you've heard about the man newly convicted of murdering his parents who begs the court for the clemency due an orphan? I wish to amend the definition for the post-Murdochgeneration: ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| British PM drags opponents into hacking scandal | MAARS News By Valkyries ... then turned the spotlight on the Labour Party, saying that most British politicians had tried to court media baron Rupert Murdoch – whose News Corp. owned the defunct News of the World and still owns three other British newspapers. ... MAARS News |
| Murdoch's legal, financial woes escalate - TODAY News - TODAY.com Murdoch's News Corp., which is based in Delaware, is also facing a new legal challenge from shareholders. In recently filed court papers, ... today.msnbc.msn.com/id/43802370/ns/business-us_business/ | ||
| News Corp. execs don't admit role in phone hacking ... - USA Today By Carl Court, AFP/Getty Images. News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch leaves the House of ... questionable news-gathering techniques at Murdoch's newspapers.... www.usatoday.com/.../2011-07-19-murdoch-hacking-hearing... | ||
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| Murdoch, "tapping the door" appear in court today (Figure) - News ... London police chief Stephenson News Corp. Murdoch's daughter Elizabeth ...Affected by the scandal, the group owns several newspapers in the UK is likely to... www.f-paper.com/?i602593-Murdoch-%22tapping-the... | ||
| OpEdNews - Article: Thom Hartmann: Can Murdoch-style infotainment ... ... toward his British tabloid newspaper 'News of the World' - Rupert Murdoch ...we have to deal with Murdoch's Fox so-called News - a court decision today ... www.opednews.com/.../Thom-Hartmann-Can-Murdoch-by-Th... | ||
| Murdoch Court Case Protestor | News | MY Sun Latest News from the Sun... MY Sun Today · Community News; |; Friends' News..... Regardless of the nature of the enquiry, what happened to Murdoch was ... mysun.co.uk/go/thread/.../murdoch-court-case-protestor?post... |
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