Rupert Murdoch's mother, Dame Elisabeth, has died at the age of 103. Dame Elisabeth Murdoch passed away peacefully at her home south west of Melbo...
Any press regulation or regulatory agency will only affect press content and press freedom. They would have little or no effect on illegal activities. These can best be detected by the police and reports to the police or other legal authorities.
It's probably fair to say that the re-election of James Murdoch onto the board of BSkyB doesn't seem like the biggest scandal facing the media at the moment. With the shocking allegations of abuse at the BBC and the issuing of 'privacy claims' over alleged hacking at the Daily Mirror, the fact that Murdoch remains as a director of one of Britain's biggest companies could easily have gone unnoticed.
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks received a pay-off totalling more than £7m after leaving the newspaper publisher last year, ...
Former Sky chairman James Murdoch was spared no criticism over his handling of the phone hacking scandal as Ofcom ruled the company could keep their b...
What has unfolded since TMZ exploded the bombshell of a naked Prince Harry tells you everything about the scale of the problem that Leveson has become, with venal politicians and self-obsessed special interest groups determined to come out on top against a once-proud now-cowed print media... and hang the long-term consequences for democracy and freedom of the press.
Elisabeth Murdoch faces a grilling on Friday morning when she takes part in a question-and-answer session only hours after she made a rare public spee...
Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth has warned of the threat to press freedom from "enemies within" - a remark which will be widely seen as a criticis...
Rupert Murdoch has lambasted "the English" on Fox News, part of his broadcast arm in the US. When asked by Fox Business reporter Neil Cavuto why h...
Rupert Murdoch has confirmed that News Corporation is to go ahead with plans to split into separate newspaper and entertainment operations, but denied...
Rupert Murdoch was part of an "over-crude" attempt to push Tony Blair into action in Iraq, Alastair Campbell has claimed. In the last volume of his...
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks finds out on Tuesday if she will be charged with perverting the course of justice during the ...
As Rupert Murdoch left home to appear at the Leveson inquiry, the media mogul clutched a piece of paper which may give an insight into what he's plann...
After the shaky start this week, David Cameron must be hoping he can enjoy a quiet Easter as Parliament goes into recess. Some believe it's been t...
Media boss Rupert Murdoch had a meeting with Margaret Thatcher at Chequers in January 1981 and discussed his bid to buy Times newspapers from the Thom...
Rupert Murdoch arrived at the Wapping headquarters of his British newspapers on Friday 17 February where he addressed staff in the wake of recent arre...
How different the world looked for the Murdochs last Christmas. The BSkyB decision had just been withdrawn from Vince Cable. It now looked as though their bid would go through on the nod. Once approved this would allow the Murdoch dynasty to straddle Britain's media like a gloating colossus, dwarfing the BBC and all other commercial competitors. Politically they would be untouchable.
The existence of the internet means that people will publish what they want when they want to. If we enforce restrictions on what we can publish in this country, people will write online blogs and write for foreign publications. If our most reliable UK sources are choked off, people will be forced to rely on publications that are less reputable, and perhaps even illegal.
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- James Murdoch has said he stands by his evidence to MPs investigating the News of the World phone-hacking scandal. He spoke ou...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Prime Minister David Cameron faces "serious questions" over claims his former communications chief received several hundred thous...
The media law firm Rupert Murdoch accused of making a "major mistake" when it found no widespread evidence of phone hacking at News International four...
News Corporation has announced annuals profits of $2.74 billion, despite what chairman and chief executive Rupert Murdoch said were "challenges" relat...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The comedian who threw a foam pie at Rupert Murdoch has had his jail sentence reduced on appeal. Jonathan May-Bowles, 26, plea...
The protestor who splatted News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch with a "pie" made of shaving foam has been sentenced to six weeks in jail. Jonathan M...
A key new arrest has been made in the ongoing phone-hacking scandal. The unnamed man apparently did not know he was going to be taken into custody ...
