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Phone-hacking 'perfectly acceptable': Ex-NOTW journalist
A former News of the World journalist Tuesday told Britain's phone-hacking inquiry the practice was "perfectly acceptable", while a reporter who helped reveal the scandal accused some media of bullying. On a day when the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics switched its focus from alleged victims of hacking to journalists, the probe heard tabloid jour...
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Murdoch tabloid spied on Prince William: Report
A private investigator working for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World conducted surveillance on Prince William as well of dozens of politicians and celebrities, the BBC reported Tuesday.
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Phone hacking and spot-fixing unrelated: NOTW reporter
The former investigations editor at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid denied on Wednesday that his story allegedly exposing spot-fixing in Pakistan cricket was the result of phone hacking.
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In Range Rover, Murdoch seen with last edition of his paper
With the last edition of Britain's News of the World tabloid in hand, Rupert Murdoch arrived at the offices of his U.K. newspaper division Sunday to face the growing phone-hacking scandal that prompted the paper's closure.TV footage showed the News Corp. CEO being driven into the east London offices of News International. The 80-year-old Murdoch wa...
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Phone-hacking 'perfectly acceptable': Ex-NOTW journalist
A former News of the World journalist Tuesday told Britain's phone-hacking inquiry the practice was "perfectly acceptable", while a reporter who helped reveal the scandal accused some media of bullying. On a day when the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics switched its focus from alleged victims of hacking to journalists, the probe heard tabloid jour...
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Murdoch tabloid spied on Prince William: Report
A private investigator working for Rupert Murdoch's News of the World conducted surveillance on Prince William as well of dozens of politicians and celebrities, the BBC reported Tuesday.
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Phone hacking and spot-fixing unrelated: NOTW reporter
The former investigations editor at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid denied on Wednesday that his story allegedly exposing spot-fixing in Pakistan cricket was the result of phone hacking.
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In Range Rover, Murdoch seen with last edition of his paper
With the last edition of Britain's News of the World tabloid in hand, Rupert Murdoch arrived at the offices of his U.K. newspaper division Sunday to face the growing phone-hacking scandal that prompted the paper's closure.TV footage showed the News Corp. CEO being driven into the east London offices of News International. The 80-year-old Murdoch wa...
