Cameron and Osborne meetings with media bosses have returned to pre-Leveson level
David Cameron and George Osborne are now meeting journalism industry bosses as frequently as before the hacking scandal broke in…
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It’s over: Ten cleared over hacking at Mirror as CPS signals end to prosecutions
No further action is to be taken in the long running phone-hacking investigations, the Crown Prosecution Service has announced. There…
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Former News International chief: ‘Disturbing’ decision to hand over sources undermined ‘principles of journalism’
Former News International chief executive Tom Mockridge has said that the company undermined the “principles of journalism” by handing over…
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Brooks completes first deal after News UK return with £100m+ purchase of Unruly
Rebekah Brooks has finalised her first major deal since returning to News UK as chief executive with the purchase of…
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A year on from hacking trial verdict, has Rupert Murdoch avoided predicted police questioning?
A year on from the hacking trial, both News Corp and Scotland Yard have declined to comment on whether or…
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James Murdoch bounces back from hacking scandal to replace father as Fox chief exec
James Murdoch has bounced back after presiding over the hacking scandal three years ago to be named chief executive of…
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Rupert Murdoch ‘preparing to stand down as chief executive of 21st Century Fox’
Rupert Murdoch is reportedly preparing to stand down as chief executive of media giant Twenty First Century Fox and hand…
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News Corp hacking scandal costs rise to $512m
The cost to News Corp of dealing with the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World has risen to…
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