Here’s the latest highlights in a story that just keeps moving:
– Jeremy Hunt caught on a political hook over ‘fit and proper’ issue…
– James Murdoch, the invisible mogul
– Milliband spoke for Britain (who’d have thought it?)…
– Cameron falls in behind Labour motion
– Might ultimate effect be that News Corp disposes of UK print operations?
– Murdoch Phone-Hack Scandal Moves Closer to Wall Street Journal Chief
– If Rupert Goes, Is Chase Carey the Next News Corp CEO?
– Why did Number 10 let Andy Coulson through the front door?
– Rupert Murdoch is a paper tiger
– Murdoch and his minions lowered the tone of Britain’s tabloid press
– Fleet Street is becoming a luxury for Murdoch
– Shareholders sue News Corp for failing to take early action on phone hacking scandal
– A long goodbye from La Roi du ‘Sun’…
– Cameron, Coulsongate will sap his personal credibility, and popular appeal, but
– Sky bid sent to competition regulator
– News International papers targeted Gordon Brown
– What Orwell really thought of the News of the World…
– James Murdoch Could Face Criminal Charges In Phone Hacking Scandal
– Don’t let the politicians turn the UK press into an US-style lapdog of the Establishment
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Mick is founding editor of Slugger. He has written papers on the impacts of the Internet on politics and the wider media and is a regular guest and speaking events across Ireland, the UK and Europe. Twitter: @MickFealty
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