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  1. the media
    James Murdoch Quits News Corp Board, Citing Editorial RiftRupert Murdoch’s youngest son is publicly done with his family’s controversial media empire — but he still stands to profit from it.
    By Chas Danner
  2. media
    Will James Murdoch Ever Control Roger Ailes?The younger Murdoch cares about climate change, but he also cares about the $1 billion Fox News nets annually.
    By Gabriel Sherman
  3. Slow Down, Everyone: James Murdoch Is Not Taking Over“Consider this the ascension of both sons, and not James.”  
    By Gabriel Sherman
  4. scandal-stained wretches
    Scandal-Wrecked Former News Corp. Executive Is Reportedly About to Be RehiredRupert Murdoch has been talking to Rebekah Brooks about a new social media-related position.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  5. sad things
    Former Fox News Employee Shoots Himself Outside News Corp. Building He had been handing out flyers accusing Fox of “ending [his] career.” 
    By Caroline Bankoff
  6. scandal-stained wretches
    Former Murdoch Editor and Cameron Aide Will Face a Second Trial The phone-hacking fallout continues. 
    By Caroline Bankoff
  7. billionaire bachelors
    7 Things We Learned About Being Billionaire Bachelor Rupert Murdoch These DaysThe best bits from a wide-ranging new interview.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  8. murdoch family values
    How Rupert Murdoch Brought His Prodigal Son Back Into the FoldLachlan kept saying he wouldn’t return to the family business. The old man wouldn’t take “no.”
    By Gabriel Sherman
  9. the murdochs
    The Murdoch Boys Both Got Promotions Lachlan will join his father as non-executive co-chairman of News Corp.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  10. scandal-stained wretches
    Murdoch Son Lands on Vice Media BoardThe prodigal one is back in business.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  11. wendi daaaaaang
    Rupert Murdoch Dating His Young Massage Therapist, ReportedlyHe’s “happy.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  12. scandal-stained wretches
    British Parliament Wants to Speak With Rupert Murdoch Once AgainThey didn’t like what he had to say in private.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  13. scandal-stained wretches
    Someone Secretly Taped Rupert Murdoch Talking About His ScandalsIt was probably one of his own.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  14. media
    Rupert Murdoch Celebrated New News Corp.’s First Day in StyleHe even took out an ad in the New York ‘Times.’
    By Joe Coscarelli
  15. Rupert Murdoch’s Declaration of IndependenceCracks between the media mogul and his wife, Wendi Deng, were apparent for years. 
    By Gabriel Sherman
  16. media
    Overanalyzing Rupert Murdoch’s New Handwritten News Corp. Logo“It has no emotion and no passion.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  17. ink-stained wretches
    News Corp. Trying to Slim Down for SpinoffThe media company is attempting to get rid of its local papers.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  18. scandal-stained wretches
    News Corp. Editor Charged With Bribing During Bribery InvestigationBold.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  19. ink-stained wretches
    Did WSJ Reporters Bribe Chinese Officials?The paper revealed that it was being investigated by the Justice Department.
    By Andre Tartar
  20. ink-stained wretches
    Many, Many More News of the World Hacking Victims UncoveredThanks to a snitch.
    By Andre Tartar
  21. ink-stained wretches
    News Corp. Spinoff Rich; Time Inc. Spinoff PoorOne will have billions, one will have debt.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  22. scandal-stained wretches
    Murdoch Journalists Still Getting Arrested for Phone Hacking Six more today owing to “new lines of inquiry.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  23. ink-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Waiting Around for Rules to Change Before Buying More NewspapersThe FCC is taking forever.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  24. scandal-stained wretches
    News Corp. Has Had About Enough of ApologizingThe program to pay phone-hacking victims is ending.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  25. media
    MarketWatch Gets In on Unfortunate Media Layoff TrendSome veteran employees were let go today.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  26. media
    Police Sextuple Protesters at News Corp. DemonstrationTwo protesters, twelve officers.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  27. scandal-stained wretches
    News Corp. Getting Pretty Good at Paying Phone-Hacking VictimsSettlements are still happening, and will be for a while.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  28. scandal-stained wretches
    ‘New News Corp.’ Would Have Lost $2.1 Billion Last YearRupert Murdoch’s publishing spinoff is almost on its own.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  29. scandal-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Pushes Out Editor Critical of Phone HackingThe News Corp. way.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  30. tablet-stained wretches
    Remembering The Daily: Former Staffers Saw This ComingRupert Murdoch, meanwhile, has already moved on.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  31. ink-stained wretches
    WSJ’s Robert Thomson to Run News Corp.’s Publishing Business He has his work cut out for him.
    By Andre Tartar
  32. scandal-stained wretches
    Friends of Rupert Murdoch and David Cameron Charged With BriberyRebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson have been accused of crimes yet again.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  33. scandal-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch No Longer Worried About Looking Like the Bad Guy“He is definitely rubbing his hands together.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  34. ink-stained wretches
    Who’s Next in Line at The Wall Street Journal?Editor-in-chief Robert Thomson isn’t gone yet, but the speculation has started.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  35. ink-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Might Also Buy the Chicago Tribune [Updated]Why stop at one struggling newspaper? 
    By Caroline Bankoff
  36. cable news news
    Roger Ailes Inks Four More Years With Fox NewsFour more years! Four more years!
    By Joe Coscarelli
  37. ink-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch’s Newspaper Reports That Rupert Murdoch Wants Another NewspaperThe Los Angeles Times rumors are alive and well and coming from inside the building.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  38. Rupert Murdoch’s Twitter Way More Exciting Than Annual News Corp. MeetingReal insight into the company is available on a public feed.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  39. scandal-stained wretches
    Rebekah Brooks Left News Corp. With Many MillionsThe former Murdoch executive resigned with more than previously thought.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  40. scandal-stained wretches
    James Murdoch Might Take Over Fox Networks, But Not Fox NewsRupert’s son is creeping a bit closer to Roger Ailes’s territory.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  41. scandal-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Gets Off Easy in British Regulator ReportBSkyB was found to be “fit and proper,” but James Murdoch not so much.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  42. scandal-stained wretches
    Phone-Hacking Lawsuits Continue to Stack UpA new batch of 40 brings the number of outstanding civil suits to 121.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  43. scandal-stained wretches
    News Corp. Phone-Hacking Saga Is Never Ending, Extremely ExpensiveIt could cost authorities £40 million over four years.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  44. scandal-stained wretches
    Chief Digital Officer Out at News Corp. Before SplitChange is afoot at the Murdoch empire.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  45. scandal-stained wretches
    Elisabeth Murdoch Goes a Little Rogue Against News Corp.The Murdoch daughter took some shots at her brother and father in a speech today.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  46. tablet-stained wretches
    Layoffs Hit Rupert Murdoch’s The DailyThe iPad newspaper is firing 50 of its 170 employees.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  47. scandal-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Has Resigned From News Corp.’s British Publishing Boards Is he getting ready to sell?
    By Andre Tartar and Caroline Bankoff
  48. tablet-stained wretches
    The Daily Will Not Roll Over and DieRupert Murdoch’s iPad newspaper is responding to rumors of its demise.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  49. white men with money
    Rupert Murdoch Knows a Scapegoated Rich Guy When He Sees OneIn this case, it’s Bob Diamond.
    By Andre Tartar
  50. scandal-stained wretches
    Rupert Murdoch Can’t Stop Tweeting About Mitt RomneyHe loves the attention.
    By Joe Coscarelli
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