Topic: News of the World
In the latest development in the hacking scandal in which Rupert Murdoch's media empire currently finds itself embroiled, tech firm HCL alleged in a letter to the Home Affairs Select Committee that…
Michael Wolff reports live from Ground Zero of the "Murdochalypse." The view from across the pond? Things are not looking good for Rupert and James.
When News of the World shut its doors on July 10, former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks promised its 283 now-unemployed staffers that many would be offered new jobs within…
James Murdoch is “likely” to remain head of British Sky Broadcasting after gaining the support of the company’s key independent director, Nick Ferguson, reports the Guardian. Murdoch’s future at the…
No international scandal would be complete without several books documenting it—even if the scandal itself has yet to run its course. Labour MP Tom Watson has signed a deal with Penguin…
At a time when Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. is facing the worst legal quagmire in its history, it finds itself with a legal team in turmoil. The company’s top lawyer,…
Many U.S.-based ad executives—the people with the true power to control Rupert Murdoch’s destiny through the billion dollar ad budgets that provide most of his companies’ revenue—still view the News…
The U.S. Justice Department is preparing subpoenas as part of a preliminary investigation into allegations that News of the World journalists hacked into the voicemails of 9/11 victims, a government…
Matt Nixson, the former deputy features editor at News of the World, was just fired from his current job at the Sun over allegations of “serious misconduct” while he was…
Editors' note: This is a breaking news story, and is being updated as events warrant. Former News of the World editor Colin Myler and former News international legal manager Tom Crone…
