News of the World

...runs some unfavourable story about her son Mark. "How can Rupert do this to me?" she wails, when the News of the World features claims by the businessman Ralph Halpern that he pinched her bum. This week Gordon Brown has been having his own...

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...according to a report. The Press Complaints Commission dismissed allegations by the Guardian newspaper that reporters at Murdoch's News of the World tabloid frequently hacked into the voice mail of celebrities and politicians and tried to...

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...trend will continue to grow for coming years." Murdoch's newspaper empire includes the New York Post, Britain's The Sun, News of the World and The Times and the News Ltd chain in Australia. The papers all have popular websites the public...

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...for the Murdoch empire. Cameron, in contrast, was quick to cosy up to James, and cemented those ties by hiring the former News of the World editor Coulson, who is close to Brooks, and is also a friend of Mohan. Along with Brooks's new...

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...favourite news websites. Murdoch announced earlier this year that he intended to charge for access to all his news sites, including the Sun, News of the World, Times and Sunday Times, by the end of next year. Looks like it may be time to...

In this article: Rupert Murdoch, Sunday Times, The Sun, and Harris Interactive

...President Barack Obama referred to "Fleet Street" in an interview earlier this month. The newspaper exodus began in 1986, when media baron Rupert Murdoch defied the printer's unions and controversially moved his titles The Times, The Sun,...

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...hacking, which was published last week and concluded that there was "no new evidence" of phone hacking at the News of the World, which is part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp media empire. The PCC also found that it had not been "materially...

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...newspaper content. Murdoch, chief executive of News International, has said he intends to charge for all his news websites. which in the UK include the Sun, the Times, the Sunday Times and the News of the World. The bold move has been...

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Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of News Corporation, which owns television stations and newspapers around the world including The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and the News of the World, is trying to tear up the everything-for-free rule book.

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