James Murdoch

...according to the FT. News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch and his son James Murdoch, who heads the European and Asian operations, have said they plan to charge for online content. Google doesn't comment on...

In this article: Google Inc, Microsoft Corp., News Corp., Financial Times, Revenue, Yahoo, Bing, Newspaper Association of America, and James Harding

...that the family love affair with newspapers is coming to an end and the business will shift its focus to television and entertainment in the future. Rupert Murdoch, son of an Australian newspaper owner, built News Corp into one of the...

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...on early sexual activity. He had been angered to read that Mr Murdoch and his son James Murdoch, chief executive of News Corporation in Europe and Asia, wanted to see BSkyB become more trusted than the BBC. Mr Sheerman told MPs: "We are...

In this article: Barry Sheerman, Rupert Murdoch, News Corporation, Huddersfield, Asia, Europe, Britain, and BBC

...are responsible for their dilemma. In Britain, James Murdoch attacked the BBC as an ''Orwellian'' institution that used public funding to undermine competition, and Rupert Murdoch attacked Google. Claiming Google suffered from...

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...than the BBC. He added: "I had only read two days previously that not only is the Murdoch empire the biggest carrier of pornography in the world but have now bought a major supplier, maker of pornography in the US. "I don't know what...

In this article: Barry Sheerman, Rupert Murdoch, Ann Widdecombe, News Corporation, and Huddersfield

Murdoch has handed control of his British operation to his younger son, James, who now oversees the European and Asian arm of News Corp, the media conglomerate his father controls, and is being groomed to take charge of the company. One...

In this article: Rupert Murdoch, Labour Party, Gordon Brown, David Cameron, John Major, News International, and Tories

...inhibits, indeed actively prevents freedom of speech and whose power should be drastically reduced, then that automatically puts you in league with Rupert Murdoch. Me, I can't stand either of them, although at least Murdoch earns his money.

In this article: David Cameron, The Sun, Conservative Party, News International, Peter Mandelson, Gordon Brown, Labour Party, and Rupert Murdoch