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The Morning Fix: James Murdoch out as BSkyB chair! Big paydays for big media.
Company TownJames Murdoch out as BSkyB chairman. Media execs get big pay days.... -
The Morning Fix: Discovery goes after middle America. L.A. filming down.
Company TownDiscovery is launching a new cable channel. Production in Los Angeles declined because of television.... -
The Morning Fix: 'Think Like a Man' on top. Chernin's new friends.
Company Town"Think Like a Man" takes No. 1 number-one at box office. Rich Ross is out as head of Disney Studios. Peter Chernin is in business with Providence Equity.... -
News Corp.'s relations with British politicians, regulators questioned
Company TownDetails of contact between News Corp. executives, including James Murdoch, Rupert's son and the company's deputy chief operating officer, emerged during a judge-led inquiry into press ethics prompted by the scandal at the media giant's tabloid newspapers.... -
Rupert Murdoch dishes on senior British politicians
World NowMedia baron Rupert Murdoch tells of his association with top British leaders during testimony before a judicial inquiry Wednesday. Critics say the Australian-born media mogul wields too much influence over British public life, an accusation he dismisses..... -
Rupert Murdoch testifies, says phone hacking is 'lazy' journalism
World NowMedia baron Rupert Murdoch testified at a judicial inquiry in London set up because of the phone-hacking scandal engulfing his media empire. The 81-year-old Murdoch dismissed suggestions that he wields undue influence on British political life and said... -
Rupert Murdoch apologizes for phone-hacking scandal, rues cover-up
World NowMedia magnate Rupert Murdoch says he is sorry for the phone-hacking scandal, which he says will be "a blot" on his reputation for the rest of his life. The 81-year-old billionaire also blames underlings for covering up the extent of the hacking.... -
James Murdoch survives BSkyB vote despite dissent
Company TownDespite the taint of the persistent British phone-hacking scandal, James Murdoch on Tuesday was reelected as chairman of the powerful British Sky Broadcasting television service.... -
The Morning Fix: Murdoch reelected at BSkyB
Company TownThe Morning Fix is a roundup of media headlines.... -
News Corp. profits fall as hacking scandal continues to take toll
Company TownThe British phone hacking scandal continues to take its toll on News Corp. The media conglomerate on Wednesday reported a 5% drop in its fiscal first-quarter earnings, as News Corp. incurred $91 million in charges associated with shutting down its...... -
Close associate of James Murdoch steps down at News Corp.
Company TownA close associate of embattled James Murdoch will step down from her high-level position as chief human resources officer of News Corp. at the end of the month. The company said Beryl Cook would be replaced by a long-time corporate consultant Jeff Mook...... -
James Murdoch blames subordinates in phone hacking scandal
World NowBritish phone hacking scandal: Accused of enforcing a Mafia-style code of silence, News International chief James Murdoch maintained Thursday that he was not aware of the widespread use of phone hacking at the company's now-closed News of the World...
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