Rupert Murdoch

...to complain at Sun campaign Gordon Brown called Rupert Murdoch on Tuesday to complain about The Sun's campaign against the government's handling of the Afghanistan war, reports the Financial Times. The prime minister's phone call...

In this article: Gordon Brown, The Sun, Roy Greenslade, Respondent, News International, James Murdoch, Financial Times, and Peter Mandelson

...REPORTER - Thursday, November 12, 2009 Gordon Brown telephoned media mogul Rupert Murdoch amid the row, fuelled by The Sun, of the Prime Minister's apparent spelling error in a letter of condolence. The Labour leader reportedly contacted...

In this article: The Sun, News Corp, Gordon Brown, Labour, Downing Street, Tories, Financial Times, and Peter Mandelson

...regulating the BBC," he adds. Labour's opponents point out that both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown courted Murdoch assiduously, and Murdoch influenced many policy decisions, from Europe to cross-media ownership. Blair was even accused of...

In this article: Ben Bradshaw, News International, Conservative Party, ITV, BBC, James Murdoch, Labour Party, Tony Blair, and Tax

...spike in opinion polls for the latter to become the next Prime Minister. But to assume that Murdoch's backing of Cameron lead to the spike is to flip cause and effect. Murdoch doesn't create winners, he's simply adept at spotting where public...

In this article: Google, Bing, News Corp, Microsoft, David Cameron, Revenue, The Sun, and Google News

...on Brown. The fact that it spelt Janes's name wrong on its website is acutely embarrassing. Murdoch is heavy-hearted about abandoning Brown. He is not convinced by Cameron, but he know it makes good business sense to back him. In the end,...

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

What the media mogul and the prime minister have said about each other over the years Rupert Murdoch and Gordon Brown engage in deep conversation. Photograph: Tom Stoddart/Getty Images "I have got a great deal of respect for what he has...

In this article: Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, News International, Labour, Britain, and Scotland

...respects Gordon himself. Gordon, newly sympathetic on Today, says he still respects Rupert, too - but that this (he's obviously been told from afar) was something handled by those who run "the British operation". So, more of a domestic...

In this article: Gordon Brown, James Murdoch, Dominic Mohan, Dow Jones, New York, and Downing Street