Milne swipe at News boss
Greens leader Christine Milne accused News Corp of generating a tax benefit from The Australian newspaper.
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Call to close tech giant loophole
News Corp Australia boss Julian Clarke has urgently called for new rules to close a welter of corporate tax loopholes.
Milne’s bizarre attack on The Australian
Greens leader Christine Milne hijacked a Senate Inquiry into corporate tax avoidance to launch a bizarre attack on The Australian.
News hits back at Fairfax tax error
Allegations that News Corp engaged in a tax avoidance scheme were based on a “fundamental” mistake, the company’s chief says.
Sales revamp at News Corp
News Corp Australia is preparing to embark on a restructure of its sales force as it generates larger revenues from digital advertising.
APN looks to Asia for growth
APN News & Media will look to Asia for one of its growth strategies after News Corp Australia increased its stake.
Journos shouldn’t text, email
NEWS Corp Australia CEO says journalists should be aware their communications with sources are highly visible.
Websites catching on to smart women
BAUER and News Corp Australia are launching news websites aimed at attracting smart and informed women.
Turnbull failed to reform: Hartigan
FORMER News Corp boss John Hartigan has launched a blistering attack against Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
Sky News scoops pay-TV pool
SKY News has won top pay-TV honours, weeks after its owner was the subject of a $25m takeover bid by News Corp.
Thomson takes aim at Mail Online
THE chief executive of News Corp has launched a blistering attack on The Daily Mail’s website, Mail Online.
VCCircle buy beefs up Indian presence
NEWS Corp has continued its expansion into India, with a deal to buy digital media technology company VCCircle.
MediaCom wins News Corp account
MEDIACOM has been awarded News Corp Australia’s $18.5 million media buying and planning business to the firm without a pitch.
Share buyback on cards at News
THE chief financial officer of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has opened the door to the possibility of a share buyback program to maximise shareholder value.
News ready to take on Sky
NEWS Corp Australia will launch a rival 24/7 news service on Foxtel if it fails to clinch a deal to buy the operator of Sky News.
Sky News bid not fair value: Gyngell
NINE boss David Gyngell says News Corp Australia’s $25 million offer for the operator of Sky News is “not fair value”.
Thodey key role in Foxtel growth
NEWS Corp executives have credited outgoing Telstra boss David Thodey with helping steer Foxtel through a challenging landscape.
Fairfax makes mess over tax claim
TELSTRA and News Corp have strongly rejected claims the companies conspired to commit tax evasion over a $902m loan they made to Foxtel.
News Corp acquisitions deliver goods
NEWS Corp’s multi-billion-dollar spending spree is paying off, with two large media acquisitions helping to deliver year-on-year revenue growth of 2 per cent.
Print products sailing into calmer waters
TO THE amazement of some digital evangelisers, Rupert Murdoch’s Australian newspapers are sailing into calmer waters.
Saudi prince backs News Corp
PRINCE Alwaleed bin Talal, the billionaire Saudi business magnate, has spoken out in support of Rupert Murdoch’s media companies.
News Corp tax bill confounds critics
NEWS Corp’s Australian operations paid corporate tax totalling $417.3 million over a five-year period.
No prosecution for hacking claims
THE US Justice Department has ended probe into alleged bribery and voicemail interception at News Corp and ‘decided not to prosecute’.
One little tweet unbalances Aunty
ABC stalwarts demonstrate their delusions by talking up a Murdoch-led conspiracy.
News Corp shows tax paid in full
NEWS Corp’s Australian operations paid corporate tax totalling $417.3m over a five-year period, with the media group paying an additional $900m.
News Corp names O’Hara to lead Move
NEWS Corp have moved swiftly to appoint a new chief executive at recently acquired US real estate business Move.
Print ads valuable, says News chief
THE global chief executive of News Corp says print advertising has become even more valuable in a “digitally discursive age”.
Quality of print will win out: Thomson
PRINT advertising is commanding bigger premiums as advertisers become sceptical about digital advertising, News Corp’s CEO says.
US becomes a bright spot again
AMERICA’S most powerful chief executives are keeping faith in China’s growth as the US becomes a bright spot again.
News targets India for growth
RUPERT Murdoch’s News Corp is planning a series of strategic investments in India’s internet start-ups.
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