Rupert Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch will face a sea of unhappy staff at The Sun on his arrival at the newspaper’s Thomas More Square office this week. Several senior journalists were recently arrested after the company’s Management and Standards Committee passed information to police, leading to accusations against both the Metropolitan Police and News International themselves that Murdoch and the organisation are sacrificing others to save their own skins. The...  

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is returning to London this week in a desperate attempt to contain a crisis that won't go away. In fact, it just got even worse. Now he's facing a showdown in the newsroom of the crown jewel of his British empire - The ...  

When the phone-hacking scandal at Britian's News of the World began to snowball out of control last summer, Rupert Murdoch, the chairman/CEO of News Corp., acted with brutal swiftness. He euthanized the 168-year-old tabloid with just a few days' warning.  

Lewis said the purpose of his planned visit was "as always to represent my clients properly." His clients include the family of Milly Dowler, a missing teenager whose voice mail was allegedly hacked by News of The World before she was found murdered.  

Trevor Kavanagh, associate editor and former political editor, gives voice to the anger emanating from the Sun's newsroomSimmering tensions at Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation burst into the open on Monday when a senior Sun journalist voiced unease that the company's powerful management and standards committee had handed information to the police that has led to the arrests of nine journalists from the tabloid over the last three weeks.Trevor...