LONDON (AP) — Rebekah Brooks, the former chief of News Corp.'s British newspapers, and Andy Coulson, the ex-communications chief for Prime Minister ...
A new police report reveals that News of the World journalists lied to sources and openly admitted to hacking the phone of missing schoolgirl Milly Do...
New details about the News of the World's hacking of missing school girl Milly Dowler's voicemail messages have emerged, according to the Guardian.
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These are dark days for the British tabloids. Having operated like a kind of Mafia for years, the tabloids are now in the dock and their unscrupulous conduct is being scrutinized.
When people rush out to buy newspapers that plaster the secrets of people's sex lives, and medical records, and interior décor, and unannounced pregnancies, and private walks in their dead daughter's last steps, where do they think they come from?
The family of Milly Dowler -- the murdered British girl whose phone was hacked by reporters from Rupert Murdoch's News of the World newspaper, and who...
Hi. I'm Hacking. Not Hacking Cough. Not Hack's License. Those are common mistakes. I'm just Hacking. My full name, really, is, "Using Illicit Means to Access Private Information With a Computer," but I go by Hacking for short.
Murdoch Scandal. How obscenely pleasurable it is to type those two words back to back. Not since Watergate has a man so satisfyingly been shoved face to face with his self-created destiny.
The politicians have shown us what is possible when they harness public outrage, have shown us how an over-reaching bully like Murdoch can be beaten into a retreat. We need the same with the banks and we need it more urgently than any problems deriving from News International.
What would it look and sound like if we could see the hacked voicemails and texts between Rupert Murdoch, and his son and heir-apparent, James Murdoch -- as they deal with the fallout from the crisis?
Welcome to the final edition of The Wavelength, a bi-weekly roundup of news and analysis focused on media policy. Stay tuned for more reporting on the...
This morning CBS's Early Show got a new perspective on the British tabloid News of the World's alleged hacking into the phone missing teenager Milly D...
Press Association -- The current courts system protects the rich and wealthy more than it does the families of murder victims, the victims' tsar has s...
The hacking scandal surrounding Rupert Murdoch's British news empire keeps growing and growing and growing—with resignations, shocking admissions an...
With the latest revelation that News Of The World hacked into the voicemail of Milly Dowler, a 13-year-old schoolgirl who was abducted and subsequently murdered in 2002, it seems that it has gone too far over the proverbial bridge.