Rupert Murdoch
The megascandal that almost wasn’t
Book review: ‘Hack Attack: The Inside Story of How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch’
The pernicious acts and aims of Rupert Murdoch’s empire
The darker details of the phone-tapping scandal
Inside the showdown between Murdoch, the Cameron government and the media
All the news fit to hack: Britain’s tabloid trial gets under way
The Quiz
This week, we test your trivia skills on everything from cinematic stinkers to bestselling singers
Anti-Semitism and the Jewish caricature
Emma Teitel on the Sunday Times’ controversial cartoon
Grumblings against Romney’s staff
Murdoch and Welch are overlooking one key detail about why the GOP’s team is underperforming
Newsmakers: Apr. 26-May. 4, 2011
Vancouver’s pot-friendly mayor, Dr. Seuss’s trouble-making turtle, and Obama’s ‘really big stick’
British parliamentary committee says Rupert Murdoch “not fit” to run international firm
At 81, Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been told by a parliamentary committee in Britain that he’s not fit to run an international company, Reuters reports. Lawmakers in the committee were studying Murdoch’s News Corp. practice of illegal phone hacking and other irregularities at its many media subsidiaries, a scandal that has dragged on for months.
Murdoch seeks sunnier days with Sun on Sunday launch
Serious new allegations dog the media mogul, who wants to move on
Rupert Murdoch: the media monster becomes human
Believe it or not, Murdoch’s pretty compelling on Twitter
Setbacks: Rupert Murdoch
The media mogul has always had an unsavoury reputation, but he had never looked weak or ineffectual before
Maybe it should be renamed ‘Bad News Corp.’
New revelations continue to tarnish the Murdoch empire