Live-Blogging The Murdoch Hearings - The Dish | By Andrew Sullivan - The Daily Beast
10.55 am. James Murdoch concedes that News Corp paid legal fees for reporters found guilty of crimes. He doesn't know who signed off on those fees. 10.52 am. Even the Guardian's chief media reporter states the take-away: "Rupert Murdoch knew nothing about phone hacking - and he didn't look like he was acting either." The emperor has been relieved of his wardrobe. And the message is: he isnt an evi
Sun website hacked by LulzSec
Hacking collective redirect Sun website to fake story claiming Rupert Murdoch had been found dead – before redirecting site to the LulzSec Twitter account News International websites for the Times and the Sun were taken down last night after hackers targeted the Sun's web pages and redirected traffic to another page falsely reporting that Rupert Murdoch had been found dead. The LulzSec hacking col
Phone-hacking scandal: John Yates resigns – Monday 18 July 2011
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Rebekah Brooks arrested over phone-hacking allegations
Brooks, 43, resigned on Friday as News International's chief executive. She is a former News of the World editor and was close to Rupert Murdoch and the prime minister, David Cameron. A spokesman for Brooks said she did not know she was going to be arrested when she handed in her resignation. Brooks was taken into custody at midday on Sunday, after agreeing to attend a London police station for qu
英紙盗聴疑惑、マードック氏の側近中の側近逮捕 : 国際 : YOMIURI ONLINE（読売新聞）
【ロンドン＝大内佐紀】ＢＢＣ放送など英メディアは１７日、複合メディア大手ニューズ・コーポレーション社傘下の英大衆日曜紙による盗聴疑惑で、ロンドン警視庁が同日、ニューズ社の英子会社ニューズ・インターナショナルの前最高経営責任者（ＣＥＯ）、レベッカ・ブルックス氏（４３）を盗聴の容疑などで逮捕したと報じた。
Rupert Murdoch's bloody Friday as Rebekah Brooks and Les Hinton quit
Their departures came on the day the phone-hacking scandal engulfing Murdoch's empire led him to issue a widespread, abject apology for what he described as "serious wrongdoing". Less than 24 hours after insisting the company had made only "minor mistakes" in handling the crisis, a contrite Murdoch arranged a private meeting with the family of Milly Dowler and issued a full-page apology in every n
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