August 31, 2010
L.A. Times - Business
Executives of the media baron's News Corp. are said to be split over whether to go along with the plan. NBC, CBS and Time Warner are opposed, while Disney is in favor.
September 1, 2010
guardian.co.uk home | guardian.co.uk / Nick Davies
New York Times publishes allegations that PM's media adviser 'actively encouraged' unlawful practice while editorThe prime minister's media adviser, Andy Coulson, freely discussed the use of unlawful ...
September 1, 2010
The Independent - Media RSS Feed
As the fugitive businessman Asil Nadir flew back to Britain from his North Cyprus bolt-hole last week, Sean O'Neill, the crime editor of The Times, scooped Fleet Street by being the only print ...
August 31, 2010
MediaMemo / Peter Kafka
Very, very good bet: Steve Jobs will stand up on stage tomorrow and announce that you can rent some episodes of ABC and Fox TV shows from iTunes for 99 cents a pop. Big deal? Maybe. But probably not.
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August 31, 2010
The Los Angeles Times reports that Apple is still working to convince media companies to adopt its plan for 99-cent TV show rentals through its iTunes Store.
September 1, 2010
guardian.co.uk Media / Andrew Clark
Last year's pay packet was the media mogul's smallest since 2003 owing to a smaller performance-related bonus While Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers laid off journalists and fought their way ...
September 1, 2010
Gawker / Hamilton Nolan
In your foreboding Wednesday media column: cutbacks small and large at CBS, vague rumors of trouble at Paste Magazine, Rupert Murdoch made more money ...
September 1, 2010
Nikki Finke's Deadline Hollywood Daily / TIM ADLER
UPDATE: The 79-year-old News Corp chairman's basic salary remains unchanged at $8.
August 31, 2010
AppleInsider
While most in the TV industry are opposed to Apple's proposed plan for 99 cent episode rentals, its efforts could be saved by News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch's drive to save the newspaper industry, ...
August 30, 2010
DailyFinance / David Schepp
Businesses large and small have complained for years about the cost of doing business.
August 30, 2010
guardian.co.uk Media / James Robinson, Jane Martinson
A year on from Murdoch's attack, Mark Thompson offered a robust defence of PSBs. Will it be enough to save the BBC?
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September 2, 2010
Defamer / Hamilton Nolan
Four years ago, Rupert Murdoch-owned UK tabloid The News of the World got caught hacking the voicemail of "hundreds of celebrities" and other public ...
September 2, 2010
Silicon Alley Insider / Joe Pompeo
Rupert Murdoch has said he's happy with the "encouraging number of people subscribing at a good price" for the online editions of his Times and Sunday Times of London, which went behind a paywall ...
September 2, 2010
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September 2, 2010
Observer.com - All Articles
Editors at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World are snorting at The New York Times Magazine's investigation of phone-hacking at the gossip tabloid.
September 2, 2010
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September 2, 2010
Eyeteeth: A journal of incisive ideas. / Paul Schmelzer (noreply@blogger.com)
September 2, 2010
Public Opinion / Gary Sauer-Thompson (thoughtfactory@internode.on.net)
One strand of Mark Thompson's McTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival was his reply to James Murdoch's lecture the year before in which he attacked the BBC (for its ...
September 1, 2010
Daily Intelligencer - New York Magazine / Chris Rovzar
In a lengthy reported piece that went online today, the Times takes aim at one of rival Rupert Murdoch's crown jewels: the sensationalist British tabloid News of the World.