The Times

...the message himself. As pointed out by Mathew Ingram, just days after making the case for paying for news, The Times has been accused of publishing an article that it copied without permission from a blog. Yes, just as Rupert Murdoch is...

In this article: Rupert Murdoch, James Harding, and London

...of female individuals?" he asked. The Vatican unveiled the new framework for the conversions on November 9 in what was described by The Times of London as "potentially the most explosive development in Anglican-Catholic relations since the...

In this article: Anglican, Rowan Williams, Catholic Church, Vatican, Catholicism, Church of England, Rome, and Reactionary

Navigation - link to other main sections from here The Times told me that it was not ruling out the possibility of selling the naming rights to my column. So naturally I got rather excited. I made certain arrangements and was ready today...

In this article: Simon Barnes, The Oval, Tundra Swan, and Northern Gannet

...the change. A SHIFT in the political strategies of organized labor here in Washington seems to have exposed the reality of The Times editorial board's corporate agenda: dominance over a subservient work force ["Washington state's labor...

In this article: South Carolina, Washington, Boeing, Unemployment, Washington State Labor Council, Forbes Magazine, and Olympia

...get away with fouls and unjust decisions. Ireland defender Sean St. Ledger acknowledged as much, in speaking about Henry's handball. "If it had been one of our team we'd have probably done the same," the Times of London quoted him as saying.

In this article: Thierry Henry, William Gallas, World Cup, Paris, France, FIFA, Times of London, and Graham Barber

...according to the speech given on Tuesday. "So from the spring of next year, we are going to start charging for the digital editions of The Times," he told a meeting of the Society of Editors in Stansted, northeast of London, according to the...

In this article: Rupert Murdoch, News Corp, Fiscal year, London, and Britain

...given the first indication of how they plan to charge people for reading news online with one of the world's best-known newspapers, The Times of London, to offer an ''all-you-can-eat'' package to readers. By the northern hemisphere spring,...

In this article: Fairfax Media, News Corp, James Harding, The Guardian, Itunes, Facebook, and Britney Spears

...World Tour finals. Roddick, ranked No.6, has withdrawn from the eight-man end of season tournament which begins in London on Sunday, The Times of London and Spanish sports newspaper Marca said on their websites on Tuesday. Roddick has been...

In this article: Andy Roddick, Robin Soderling, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Stanislas Wawrinka, French Open, London, and France

...at one of the world's beleaguered newspaper and/or magazine publishers. Today we have James Harding, editor of News Corp-owned The Times, giving some insight into the publisher's plans to generate revenue from the digital edition of the...

In this article: James Harding, Revenue, News Corp, Britney Spears, Sri Lanka, and Britain

...to other main sections from here Thaksin Shinawatra: the full transcript of his interview with The Times Richard Lloyd Parry, Asia Editor of The Times, spoke to the ousted Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra at his home in Dubai. Here...

In this article: Thaksin Shinawatra, His Majesty, God, Richard Lloyd Parry, and The King