Independent battle enters endgame: Why Denis O’Brien might not be a disaster
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Rupert Murdoch: ‘News is more valuable than it has ever been’
News Corporation chief executive, Rupert Murdoch, was optimistic for the future when he said that US advertising markets are “not…
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Brian Barron: ‘Among the greatest of the greats’
Reporter Brian Barron, known to millions for his cool frontline reports from wars across five decades, died yesterday. BBC News…
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Les Hinton agrees to face MPs
Former News International boss Les Hinton is to become the latest executive from the company to face a grilling from…
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The escalating cost of Johnston Press debts: ‘An exercise in corporate vampirism’
An exercise in “corporate vampirism” has turned Johnston Press from a newspaper publishing company into a “machine for generating profits…
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