Murdoch

Murdoch has not left the seat, but took off his glasses, trying to prevent the attack on the head.

Cameron, the Murdoch empire and the police have been involved in a corrupt attempt to subvert the democratic rights of the British people.

Murdoch's newspaper holdings span the globe, from the Australian to the Wall Street Journal and to his News International stable in London.

Rupert Murdoch said he had the full confidence of the board to stay on, despite the scandals at News Corp's British newspaper subsidiary.

Murdoch said the FBI did not investigate the news group in the United States has a similar crime.

However, former Dow Jones executives say it was also motivated by a desire to get out of business with Mr Murdoch.

The exquisite irony is that this was supposed to have been a good week for Mr Murdoch.

Murdoch leapt quickly to her feet from her chair just behind her husband, swung her arm in a great arch and punched the protester.

Mr. Murdoch's 'newspapers were used to bully and intimidate political leaders and individual politicians, ' he said.

But as he sat in his Fifth Avenue penthouse trimming his nails, Murdoch was as near to contentment as he had ever been.

Rupert Murdoch, whose company HarperCollins published the book, pronounced it "a great read" .

Murdoch said the bugging scandal of the things he should not be responsible for his trust in those who should be held accountable.

While Mr Murdoch said he accepted ultimate blame for the misconduct at his company, he described the News of the World as "an aberration" .

Mr Murdoch might be getting on a bit, but he still makes a fearsome opponent in a game of chicken.

James Murdoch told the committee that his advisers had urged him to adopt a strategy of telling the truth when he spoke to the committee.

But even if Mr. Murdoch decides to make such a change, one of the people said he wouldn't do it right now so close to the current turmoil.

Murdoch dropped out of school experience they are not obsessed regrettable, he said he obtained from the dynamic study.

As a protege of Rupert Murdoch's, Brooks quickly rose to be one of the U. K. 's most powerful journalists.

Mr Murdoch's News Corp estimates that the marginal revenue from an occasional browser is less than one tenth of a penny a year.

James Murdoch said he wasn't, but his father interjected: 'We were not ever guilty of that. '

Mr. Murdoch said the company had handled the crisis 'extremely well in every way possible, ' making just 'minor mistakes. '

It was one thing when their flagship newspaper, the Wall Street Journal, was sold to Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. in late 2007.

Michael Murdoch remotely tracks the well-being of his mother, Elizabeth Roach, from his home in Aurora, Colo.

After a week of high drama, Rupert Murdoch has bowed to the will of the British parliament.

Mr. Murdoch said the Daily will eventually roll out on all tablets but that Apple has a head start in the category.

Until a year ago, Mr Murdoch could have written the same thing to his own editors and been believed. He cannot now.

James Murdoch said he, his father, and the company are sorry for the illegal voicemail interceptions.

It must also be admitted that the Wall St Journal is the only quality product Mr Murdoch has ever bought and actually improved.

Instead, Mr Murdoch flew to London to stand by her side and declare that she was "the priority" .

For all that, it has been instructive to watch the fears of retribution draining away; and, with them, Mr Murdoch's power.

James Murdoch said he would be happy to face a House of Commons select committee again in London.

NEWS reports suggested that the result was in doubt right up to the end, but Rupert Murdoch's admirers were certain that he would prevail.

James Murdoch has said he stands by his testimony.

Mr. Murdoch has spent time trying to court and influence politicians himself, a task that many proprietors left to their newspapers.

Mr Murdoch's bungling of the crisis has cast him as a fading emperor blind to his own mortality.

During his long career as the pantomime villain of the media world, Rupert Murdoch has seen out many scandals, but nothing like this one.

Although Mr. Murdoch, the chief of the News Corporation, has long been a fixture at the retreat, he has been notably elusive this week.

But it is also a sign of the changed politics around Murdoch that this news will now be a major embarrassment to Blair.

"I think he acted as fast as he could, " Mr Murdoch said, adding that James's position in the company was unchanged.

We still maintain that media mogul Rupert Murdoch is a brave man trying to take on the 'free' Internet.

Mr. Murdoch, at the hearing, said he has led the company for 57 years and owned nearly 200 newspapers and had 'made my share of mistakes. '

Analysts who like the company tend to focus not on Mr Murdoch but on the executives he appoints.

As a response to a phone hacking scandal, Rupert Murdoch has shut down the News of the World, Britain's biggest selling Sunday newspaper.

Although his personality is generally quite agreeable, Mr Murdoch has no loyalty to anyone or anything except his company.

"The work of all the brilliant filmmakers gathered here has never been more valuable, " Mr Murdoch said.

"To quote Rupert Murdoch, 'You've got to give the planet the benefit of the doubt', " Flannery said.

Murdoch also said that the last phase of the revenue will be used for charity, and the period newspaper ads will not appear.

Mr Murdoch not only behaves as if News Corp is still the family business but has also displayed erratic judgment.

When interviewed at the event, Murdoch appeared to rule out making a bid for the micro-blogging site Twitter.

This charge could certainly be laid at the door of both his predecessors, Gordon Brown's recent anti-Murdoch tirade notwithstanding.

Despite heroic efforts, particularly by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, Western media firms have been unable to launch mainland channels.

Murdoch's theory whose centre of "good" guides people out of their spiritual dilemma, manifesting the theory's social meaning.

At the same time, she was ascending at News Corp. , where her charm and dogged pursuit of stories won her a place close to Mr. Murdoch.

Rupert Murdoch is now in town in London, seeking to sort things out.

As the Times, another Murdoch paper, has correctly pointed out, British journalism is in its equivalent of the MPs expenses scandal.

Yet If BSkyB is to avoid several months of Murdoch-dominated limbo, its board must be radically reconstructed, starting at the top.

At this mention of a deal worth hundreds of millions of pounds, Mr Murdoch's mood of contrition seemed to fade a bit.

Blair also noted that Paul Keating, then Australia PM, felt Murdoch was "a bastard, but one you could deal with" .

You see Murdoch's wife Wendi Deng, you will understand Chinese women can do anything for her husband.

It is an improbable scandal that features Rupert Murdoch's humbling at the hands of Parliament as one of its dullest chapters.

Others will follow: Rupert Murdoch, the Journal's owner, has said he expects his other titles to start charging too.

Mr Cameron said remarks about Mr Murdoch by Mr Cable recorded by an undercover reporter were "totally unacceptable and inappropriate" .

They predicted that Murdoch, known for his conservative politics and commercial impulses, would turn off the freewheeling MySpace community.

Well, not so much actually, other than the fact that Rupert Murdoch's wife has got a very good left punch.

They said Murdoch had been "mistaken" in his testimony regarding an important piece of evidence.

By the end of his premiership, Blair wrote of Murdoch in his memoirs that he "came to have a grudging respect and even a liking for him" .

"It was my fault, " Mr Murdoch said. "This will remain a blot on my reputation for the rest of my life. "

News International, News Corp. 's British newspaper division, said James Murdoch stood by his testimony to parliament.

Even investors well-disposed to Mr Murdoch call him a "deal junkie" and speak of a "Murdoch discount" to the share price.

Murdoch's biographer Michael Wolff commented that: "This is our Wendy, her great, full of energy, extraordinarily high IQ. "

News Corporation also looms far bigger than any other media company in Britain, and Mr Murdoch is the symbol of commercial media power.

Not so Murdoch's third wife, Wendi, who appears to be making the most of her powerful connections.

And investors, regulators and the courts simply do not believe his statement that "News Corporation is not Rupert Murdoch" .

That would be a sop to non-voting shareholders who suffer from the "Murdoch discount" but would be little more than title-shuffling.

A year earlier, Rupert Murdoch had bought MySpace, a rival whose audience even today remains bigger than Facebook's, for $580m.

Track#6 Take Her to Sea, Mr. Murdoch is played in the film when Captain Smith orders full speed ahead, after leaving the port.

This truly dramatic move seems designed to take some of the sting out of the crisis and to show that the Murdoch empire is punishing itself.

Currently the Wall Street Journal is the only paper in Mr Murdoch's stable that charges for online content.

Bound for the United States media managers speeches, Rupert Murdoch's news aggregator on your Web site's practices gives.

"They said you'd be a good bargainer! " Murdoch said, his mouth making that silent laugh again.

His prowess as a spin doctor and links with the Murdoch empire are said to be matched by a gift for political strategy.

None of these outlets, including the Times, another Murdoch asset, now cares much for Mr Major.

An independent member of News Corp. 's board said the board still supported Mr. Murdoch.

The first arrests have taken place in the scandal surrounding Rupert Murdoch's British media empire.

The Journal charges readers for access to its website, which Murdoch said was "not a gold mine, but it's not bad" .

If he knew, did he tell Rupert Murdoch or other senior executives at News Group?

The particulars of this affair are unique to Britain, where Mr Murdoch has been able to build up an unhealthy concentration of media assets.

The move demonstrates how the political winds have changed for News Corp. and its chairman and chief executive, Rupert Murdoch, in Britain.

After insisting on his children's right to succeed for so long, Mr Murdoch must accept it.

While Mr Murdoch has had to scale down his ambitions for China after years of frustration, Phoenix has come far.

Murdoch's wife, Wendi Deng, who was seated behind him, leapt to her feet and smashed the attacker's hand with her own.

The young Murdoch's position, very wobbly a week ago, now appears much stronger.

Mr. Murdoch was an early champion of the site and its founders, Chris DeWolfe and Tom Anderson.

For a nanosecond Rupert Murdoch seemed like the smartest guy on the Internet.

Of Rupert Murdoch: Like a Goth swaggering around Rome wearing an onyx toilet seat for a collar, he exudes self-confidence.

Nor is it sufficient merely to call, as some on the left incredibly have done, for the 'break-up of the Murdoch empire'.

Mr Murdoch, 76, said he expected savings could be made from integrating News Corp and Dow Jones operations "well in excess of $50m" .

It was at Star TV, once owned by Mr. Murdoch, that she met the Australian press tycoon.

The terms of trade have shifted swiftly and sharply against Mr Murdoch in a way that Hosni Mubarak might appreciate (see article).

I hoped Rupert Murdoch might use his day in the parliamentary hot seat to make this point.

Which of these reputations is likely to survive Mr Murdoch's prospective purchase of the Journal?

To be more precise, Mr Cameron has had to deal with two parallel scandals centred on Rupert Murdoch's Sunday tabloid, the News of the World.

Once elected, Murdoch was often referred to as the '24th member of the Cabinet'!

Murdoch said he sees a 'slight revival' or 'L-shaped revival' of the economy, which is improving very slowly.

Mr. Murdoch's wife, seated behind, leaped to her feet and defended her husband with an open-palmed slap at the attacker.

Tuesday's hearing was interrupted when a demonstrator sprang up from the crowd and attacked Mr. Murdoch with a plate of foam.

Travers says the fiasco has undermined Murdoch in Britain and may do so in the United States as well.

James Murdoch says he stands by the testimony he gave Tuesday.

The biggest risk to Mr Murdoch was that another buyer, more acceptable to the family, would appear.

No doubt Mr Murdoch's tougher management will squeeze out some cost savings.

Another activist investor has launched a campaign to strip Mr. Murdoch of his chairmanship and appoint an independent board chairman.

'The probe cannot be conducted effectively while Mr. Murdoch is in charge, ' said Nell Minow, a corporate-governance specialist.

But, if Mr Wolff is to be believed, in recent years Mr Murdoch's young wife, Wendi Deng, "has turned him into. . . well, almost a liberal. "

Why did Mr Murdoch so covet the Wall Street Journal if he perceived so many flaws in its reporting?

What was that, Mr. Murdoch?

The elder Murdoch said in a statement that he is "saddened" by his son's unexpected decision to step down.

Use of the tool, described in a Murdoch University press release, is called "conching. "

Who will keep Mr Murdoch's promises, which he is famous for not keeping himself, in the future?

Some other investors said James, long considered a successor to Mr. Murdoch, had performed better than expected at Tuesday's testimony.

After almost 60 years of Rupert Murdoch, it has not turned out that way.

Where Mr Murdoch and a paper as influential as the WSJ are concerned, how credible could that belief possibly be?

Rupert Murdoch has said, a good foreign news is a valuable commodity, the quality of the content should not be free of charge.

Working in Mr. Murdoch's favor is the fact that the scandal has had no measurable impact on BSkyB's business.

Mr Murdoch will not be the last builder of a media empire.

Murdoch's body was never recovered, but it is generally agreed that he either froze to death in the water or went down with the ship.

Her drive and determination won her a place close to Murdoch.

Murdoch's mouth made the shape again, and a slight hissing sounded in the back of his throat.

A spokesman for James Murdoch also said he plans to remain in the position.

He shared part of his 2006 bonus check, making Ms. Murdoch a $25, 000 loan, she said.

Murdoch, to put it mildly, is not used to being beaten.

Mr Murdoch outlined some of his business plans in his letter to the Bancroft family.

Murdoch appeared calm but had taken off the blue suit jacket that had been splashed in the attack.

Murdoch from his diet may be the growth of refractory experience.

Persuaded to take up the editorship of the Times, he soon found himself butting heads with Murdoch executives.

This means the publisher of the Wall Street Journal will be owned by the media company controlled by Rupert Murdoch.

Satan tugged once more, then released his fingers to rub the back of Murdoch's outreached hand.

As Leigh put it, "we have pretty clean hands" and, in Alan Rusbridger, "the only guy willing to take on Rupert Murdoch. "

However, others have expressed a willingness to at least hear Mr Murdoch's pitch.

Beyond this, Mr Murdoch must now fear the risk of contagion to the rest of his global empire.

The closure comes as Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, which bought Dow Jones in 2007, steps up the restructuring of its businesses in the region.

Even as James Murdoch seemed frozen to his seat, shock written across his face at the sight of the intruder, Mrs.

Mr. Zannino, through an intermediary, encouraged Mr. Murdoch to put his offer in writing and present it to the Dow Jones board.

When Rupert Murdoch sees beams of light in the American advertising market, it is not necessarily time to reach for the sunglasses.

For Mr Murdoch, as I wrote a week ago, the game is up.

Take her to sea, Mr. Murdoch. Let's stretch her legs.

After a short recess, Murdoch, now jacket-less, was told by one of the committee members he had shown "immense guts" .

Mr Murdoch inherited a newspaper business and boldly turned it into a multi-media empire.

Through television, Murdoch's words and to express regret at the attack on the screen showing the British public eyes.

As it happens, the assault was led by one of Mr Murdoch's rivals' newspapers.

In an interview last week, Mr. Murdoch characterized that conclusion as a 'major mistake. '

News Corporation already holds a controlling 39% stake in Sky, which grew out of a business that Rupert Murdoch built in the 1980s.

Rupert Murdoch, the News Corporation's chairman, was immediately hailed as an Internet visionary.

The contemporary English writer Iris Murdoch is a mediator between the traditional realism and the postmodern narrative techniques.

The sinking stock market hasn't slowed down Rupert Murdoch, who showed the world some old-media love, picking up The Wall Street Journal.

The Atlantic frets that the Murdoch model will sacrifice "responsible, serious journalism" and damage public life in the process.

The Bancrofts do not have to vote as a block, raising the possibility that Mr Murdoch could sway enough members to prevail.

Murdoch and his son James Murdoch, 19, also attended the British parliamentary hearing, to answer questions.

Murdoch visited Blair three times personally in order to pressurise him on behalf of George Bush to support the Iraq invasion.

The head of India's ruling Congress Party, Sonia Gandhi, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and media magnate Rupert Murdoch were also named.

For News Corp. , the risk could be that comments from Messers. Murdoch and Ms. Brooks could further damage the News Corp. brand in Britain.

Of particular interest is whether James Murdoch knew about the contents of this e-mail in 2008, when he was in charge of News International.

James Murdoch, head of News Corporation Europe and Asia, has assured ministers that he and his father will not alter Sky News content.

The film has been bought by (surprise, surprise) Fox Searchlight, one of the Murdoch family's many movie companies.

Mr Murdoch is a ferocious businessman who has helped steer media through a treacherous digital transition.

The development increases the likelihood that James Murdoch will be spoken to by police, at least as a witness.

With one punch, it could be said, Ms. Murdoch revamped her popular image from "gold digger" to heroine, and fiercely protective wife.

Is it not the case, sir, that you are the captain of the ship, she asked the elder Mr Murdoch?

and Murdoch's reliance on short-term loans at a time when interest rates were rising rapidly.

On closer inspection, however, Mr Murdoch's initiative has an intriguing logic for other media groups facing the market power of Google.

Dropping the offer is not just the right course; it is the only sensible one open to Mr Murdoch.

Mr Murdoch drove into News International's Wapping offices for a series of meetings holding the final edition of the News of the World.

As the investigation continued, more newspapers, Murdoch's alleged wiretapping and theft of personal information.

"We have to make MySpace a very Chinese site, " Mr Murdoch told a media conference organised by Goldman Sachs.

This time, the balance sheet is in good order but Mr Murdoch faces a crisis of credibility.

The hearing soon reconvened, with an uninjured Rupert Murdoch concluding the session in shirt sleeves after the attack.

On Jan. 8, 1967, Murdoch's most dogged problem came into being, at Jessop Hospital in the northern England industrial city of Sheffield.

A possible wild card is James Murdoch, News Corp. 's deputy chief operating officer and a board member.

Murdoch fulfilled a long-held ambition to own The Wall Street Journal after making a stunning, cunning, $5 billion offer for Dow Jones &Co.

James Murdoch admitted in testimony to the parliamentary committee that the payout was for "illegal voice mail interception. "

The idea that Sky News will be turned into a Murdoch mouthpiece is scarcely more plausible.

News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch condemned the alleged reporting tactics that have sparked the mess.

Mr Murdoch painted a picture of media mogul content to hand authority to those running the outer reaches of his empire.

Tiger wife. Power vegan. Volleyball champ. The spouse of media mogul Rupert Murdoch is no pushover.

When asked about his self-imposed deadline yesterday, Murdoch said: "I wouldn't promise that we're going to meet that date. "

James Murdoch was good, if a little reedy, wordy and over-drilled by his lawyers.

In the case of News International, Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper outfit, they got too close.

Murdoch described the app to Fox Business as costing 99 cents a week.

To this James Murdoch answered: "No, I was not aware of that at the time. "

As a US citizen, Rupert Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive of News Corp, was not legally obliged to attend.

The Murdoch discount might, in time, even have turned into a Murdoch premium.

A person close to James Murdoch said on Tuesday that he had never seen Mr Silverleaf's opinion.

Mr Murdoch's wife, Wendi, picked up the foam-filled plate and slapped the protester in the face.

An announcement is expected today while Rupert Murdoch, News Corp chief executive, is in Tokyo to attend a conference.

On Tuesday the son of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch answered questions about a phone hacking scandal at a British tabloid.

Peter Kann, who founded the Asian Wall Street Journal before becoming chief executive of Dow Jones, has lobbied against the Murdoch bid.

Satan reached for Murdoch's wrist and as he gripped it, Murdoch's liver-spotted fingers wrapped around Satan's wrist.

Murdoch said that News Corp also plans to keep control of Dow Jones Indexes, after reports that it was considering selling it.

One Italian example would be the Berlusconi group while abroad Maxwell and Murdoch come to mind.

Which one of the following statements is NOT true of Mr Murdoch's offer for Dow Jones?

Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corporation, this month summed up the shift in thinking.

That dependence on Murdoch, unsurprisingly, produced resentment among politicians, which is now being expressed in all-out enmity.

Yet they also expressed misgivings about Mr Murdoch and worried that meeting him could be seen as a sign that they are set to sell.

Murdoch runs a huge and very powerful empire, well connected to ultra-right interests around the world.

The British government has already said it'll back a motion demanding an end to Mr Murdoch's bid.

In the Vogue article the former Labour leader, is described as "one of Murdoch's closest friends" .

As Mr Murdoch remarked, it is hard otherwise to see a rationale for say, Radio 2.

Ed Miliband has demanded the breakup of Rupert Murdoch's UK media empire in a dramatic intervention in the row over phone hacking.

The pre-Murdoch Times was, to employ today's jargon, a largely "vertical" publication.

In this, Mr Murdoch's Fox News network borrows the approach of his tabloid newspapers.

But the Times is still there, and the impact on the country of increased competition, albeit from Murdoch, is benign.

James Murdoch is likely to be recalled by parliament to testify again.

His father, Keith Murdoch, was a famous World War One reporter who later led an Australian newspaper group.

Who would have guessed the day after James and Rupert Murdoch testified before a UK parliamentary committee, we'd be talking about Wendi?

Initially, the Bancroft family, which held controlling interest in Dow Jones, declined, saying it opposed Murdoch's management methods.

All those who fought back against capitalism were vilified mercilessly by the Murdoch and right-wing gutter media in general.

Some see this move as yet more evidence of ministers toadying to Mr Murdoch, others as a sensible precaution on Mr Hunt's part.

Mr Murdoch is clearly enthusiastic about his latest, quixotic newspaper war with The New York Times.

They surround themselves with yes-men and family members (Mr Murdoch currently has two children working for his company).

Investors in News Corp have long had to tolerate Rupert Murdoch's sacrifice of short-term returns in the relentless pursuit of expansion.

Yet some institutional investors say they remain dissatisfied with how Mr. Murdoch and fellow directors have handled the hacking scandal.

In an ultimate tribute, even Mr Murdoch has muttered to friends that Mr Miliband played his cards well.

'I behaved reasonably given the information I had, ' Mr. Murdoch said in a testimony to U. K. lawmakers earlier this month.

Will Mr Murdoch resist allowing his own conservative opinions to blur that line?

The stunning allegations of corruption and illegal hacking led advertisers to start abandoning the newspaper, owned by Murdoch's News Corp.

The humbling of Mr Murdoch bequeaths Britain the chance of a healthier politics.

That scheme was blocked by the Competition Commission earlier this year, after objections from Murdoch-owned Sky.

Ms Brooks herself has formidable connections, being friendly with the Murdoch family and David Cameron, prime minister.

Conservatives have long celebrated Mr Murdoch as a kindred spirit and business buccaneer.

Executives from MySpace's parent company, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, held meetings this month with state attorneys-general.

That is probably a shrewd legal strategy, but it is unlikely to help Mr Murdoch much in the court of British public opinion.

"Murdoch keeps fighting the internet and the internet keeps on winning, " wrote Mathew Ingram of the GigaOm technology blog.

My study opened great professional opportunities for me. . . Murdoch is definitely the right choice.

Mr Murdoch has pocketed one of the country's two best-respected newspapers.

Google also knows that Mr Murdoch will think twice before blocking the biggest source of traffic for his newspapers' websites.

News Corp might be better off led by a non-Murdoch.

When John Thornton met Murdoch in Los Angeles and London, he seldom touched upon the details on the operation of Star TV.

Mr Murdoch may have calculated that, given the political mood, such conflicts of interest will be overlooked.

A British lawmaker has asked police to investigate evidence James Murdoch gave to British parliamentarians earlier this week.

Such moves include Rupert Murdoch's drive to charge for his NewsCorp newspapers' online content.

James Murdoch, pictured above, has stepped down as the executive chairman of News Corp. 's publishing arm.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror (not a Murdoch title) has been accused of phone-hacking by a former Liberal Democrat MP.

One urgent question involves digital strategy: specifically, whether Mr Murdoch will drop the subscription fee for WSJ. com.

Peter Oborne, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph, has reported that Cameron's first meetings with Murdoch went poorly.

The diktats of American imperialism through the medium of Murdoch were pre-eminent.

Five years ago Rupert Murdoch was hailed as a visionary when he shelled out $580 million for MySpace.

Murdoch has shown in the past that he is willing to experiment , even knock over some sacred cows .

Rupert Murdoch is expected to invest heavily in Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal.

Soon after this speech, Mr Murdoch bought MySpace, an online blogging and social-networking site wildly popular with young people.

Following the announcement of the closure Mosley said on Thursday he was suspicious of Murdoch's motives.

A protester wearing a giant Rupert Murdoch mask was parading in front of the media boss's London home this week dressed as a convict.