Topic: News International
For the first time since the News of the World hacking scandal exploded earlier this month, Rupert Murdoch is talking. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, which his…
Thursday morning saw the ninth arrest in the ongoing News of the World phone hacking scandal. The latest person to be detained by British police is Neil Wallis, who started at…
News Corp. has decided to drop its bid to acquire satellite company British Sky Broadcasting, the media conglomerate announced today. The news came during a marathon discussion in Britain's House of Commons…
It was less than two weeks ago that the British government gave Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. the green light to move forward with the acquisition of British Sky Broadcasting. But…
Police have warned Buckingham Palace that they have found evidence that Prince Charles and his wife Camilla may have had their voicemail hacked by the News of the World, reports…
The Guardian is out with a fresh report on the ongoing News Corp. phone hacking scandal, and this one is absolutely explosive. Journalists from "across News International"—that is, all of…
Les Hinton, CEO of Dow Jones & Company and publisher of The Wall Street Journal, is Rupert Murdoch’s most loyal and long-standing lieutenant—and he may also be the next in…
News Corp. may just have gotten its 18 minutes of missing tape moment. The Guardian is reporting that police in the U.K. are looking in to the possibility that a…
While online news outlets posted constant updates on the shuttering of News of the World and the terms “News Corp” and “Murdoch” trended on Twitter all day Thursday, some News…
LONDON—Was Rupert Murdoch’s decision to close the News of the World a calamitous blunder or a masterstroke? Thursday night, when a cross section of London’s media and political class assembled…
