Activists, critics bark up wrong tree
MEDIA pundits salivated at the prospect of a messy fight between News Corp and Carl Icahn.
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Barry in Twitter stoush over journo’s pay
MEDIA Watch host Paul Barry has taken time out from a two-month Christmas shutdown to ask a News Corp journalist how much he is paid via Twitter.
‘China, News Corp, cops are after me’
CLIVE Palmer has painted himself as a political victim of a conspiracy.
News Corp buys into Indian site
NEWS Corp has acquired a 25 per cent stake in an Indian digital real estate company.
News Corp expands into Indian property
NEWS Corp has acquired a major stake in an Indian digital real estate company, continuing the company’s aggressive expansion into early stage markets.
US firm selling stake in News
US investment firm Southeastern Asset Management has begun selling down its stake in News Corporation.
Prince denies vote as News makes Move
NEWS Corp has completed the largest acquisition since the split of the former company.
Clarke to ABC: Stick to your knitting
NEWS CORP boss Julian Clarke says the government should stop the ABC from using taxpayer funds to compete in the digital space.
Saudi prince voted for News Corp structure
NEWS Corp shareholder Prince Alwaleed bin Talal voted in favour of the company’s dual-class capital structure at the last AGM, contrary to local reports.
Murdochs win News shareholder backing
NEWS Corp shareholders have voted in favour of electing all 12 directors to the company’s board at the inaugural AGM.
Murdoch anoints Lachlan to lead
LACHLAN Murdoch has been tipped by his father Rupert to lead the global publisher into a “very properous and bright future”.
Lachlan to lead News: Rupert Murdoch
RUPERT Murdoch has positioned his eldest son Lachlan to News Corp shareholders as the man who will lead the company into a new era.
Williams sacking claim nonsense: Murdoch
RUPERT Murdoch says News did not remove Kim Williams because he launched Chris Bowen’s book and says Foxtel may buy shares in Ten, but not Lachlan’s.
Fairfax papers down, News gains
FAIRFAX is continuing to lose newspaper readers faster than the market average, with readership of its Sunday titles down 8.3 per cent year on year.
Murdoch’s bet on newspapers pays off
NEWS Corp’s bet on newspapers opening up new avenues with audiences in the digital age is paying off.
Newspaper revenues flow again for News Corp
NEWS Corp chief executive Robert Thomson has signalled a turnaround in trading conditions at the company’s Australian newspapers.
Fairfax under pressure over Emirates error
FAIRFAX Media is under pressure to issue a correction after reporting a News Corp journalist was turfed out of Emirates’ Melbourne Cup marquee.
‘Heroes’ of News journalism
NEWS Corp co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch crowned the winners of this year’s News Awards with a rousing speech to staff.
Mischief and mayhem in TV land
FORMER News Corp Australia chairman and chief executive John Hartigan allegedly blasted Kevin Rudd for wasting his time.
News in $1.1bn US property play
NEWS Corp last night agreed to a takeover of listed US online property business Move for $US950 million ($1.08 billion).
News on the Move in US property market
NEWS CORP has agreed a takeover of US online property business Move in a cash deal that values the company at $US950 million.
News reaches agreement with Mail
NEWS Corp has reached a settlement with the Mail Online for breach of copyright.
Support grows for curbs on Google
GOOGLE’S search practices pose a threat to a healthy media industry, warns APN News & Media chief executive Michael Miller.
News chief hits out at Google ‘piracy’
THE chief executive of News Corp has called internet giant Google a “platform for piracy”.
News seeks rethink on Google deal
NEWS Corp has called for European regulators to reconsider their settlement with Google over search practices.
News unveils London HQ for a new era
NEWS Corp has officially opened its new London headquarters where all of its British operations will be housed in one location for the first time.
Extra extra: new suite of apps
NEWS Corp Australia has opened up a new avenue for marketers, with revamped tablet apps enabling advertisers to buy audiences across print and digital.
News out of the fog
WHEN Julian Clarke was installed as chief executive of News Corp Australia, his task was to repair damage by “ignorant consultants”.
Don’t panic!
IT was the finest of lines to walk yesterday, telling the nation that he terror alert level has been lifted to high.
News CEO sees signs of ad sales growth
A renewed focus on the company’s Australian newspapers is delivering a turnaround in advertising revenue.
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