Apple's CEO flies to New York City to work his magic on the media elite The tech blogs were abuzz this week with sightings of Steve Jobs in Manhattan — in the newsroom of the New York ...
In the video below of a talk he gave last week, Sir Harold Evans takes apart the current state of the newspaper industry and journalism, from praising Rupert Murdoch’s management of the Wall ...
The head of News Corporation and the editor of The Guardian are facing off over whether newspapers should charge for content on the Web.
The three commercial TV networks, Seven, Nine and Ten, went weak at the knees in congratulating the Government for its decision on rebate for licence fees. Can anyone say "election year"?
Due to current weather conditions, Rupert Murdoch will not be appearing with Marvin Kalb for the Kalb Report this week. The event is being rescheduled for later in the semester.
BSkyB has sold 10.4pc of ITV at a £348m loss after it gave up on its battle to maintain the whole of its controversial 17.9pc stake.
When it comes to media, one important idea is starting to become clear: Content isn’t a product anymore, it’s a service.
I’m no fan of the UK’s speech/press laws (or lack thereof) but I’m also no fan of people employed by Rupert Murdoch just making stuff up Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ...
As chairman of the BBC Trust, Michael Lyons faces an internal battle over costs – and an external one for his jobThe new home of the BBC Trust may be close to one of London's most expensive private ...
✒Being in prison is no bar to writing a column.
Diana West writes: "A couple of week's ago, I blogged about Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's charm-blitz through NY, juxtaposing Fox News' Neil Cavuto's sweetheart interview with "the ...
Last month I appeared on Fox News Network’s morning show, Fox and Friends, to talk about airline security. Normally such appearances end up as clips on the Fox News Web site.
When it comes to media, one important idea is starting to become clear: Content isn’t a product anymore, it’s a service.
Rupert Murdoch knows who s winning the war between big media and the Internet. Unsurprisingly, it s Rupert Murdoch.
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