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Video News Start-Up NowThisNews Taps MTV Pioneer Judy McGrath for Advice
The woman who brought us Kurt Loder and Martha Quinn (Google ’em!) weighs in on a next-gen product. Which you can now see for youself.
Seven Years Later, HP’s Pretexting Scandal Is Finally Over
The scandal that gave us the word “pretexting” ends with a jail sentence in a San Jose courtroom.
News Byte
News of the World, Australian Papers, IGN Weigh On News Corp. Earnings
News Corp., which owns this Web site, posted revenue of $8.14 billion and adjusted earnings of $0.43 per share; the Street was looking for $8.16 billion and $0.38 per share. The media conglomerate took a $67 million charge on costs associated with its News of the World scandal, and another $152 million charge for “restructuring and impairment charges” related to its Australian newspaper unit and the IGN games unit it is preparing to sell.Viral Video: Pattinson and a Very Different Stewart Share a Ben & Jerry’s Moment
Awkweird, but Twihards love it.
Is He In or Is He Out? Crunchtime for Scott Thompson at Yahoo.
Waiting for a verdict in trial of ResuMess.
Voices
News Corp. Board Backs Murdoch
News Corp.’s board gave its unanimous support to Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch on Wednesday, saying it has “full confidence” in his ability to continue to lead the media company.Voices
U.K. Report Condemns News Corp.
The U.K. parliamentary committee probing illicit voicemail interception by News Corp.’s shuttered News of the World tabloid released a final report Tuesday concluding that News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch is “not a fit person to exercise the stewardship of a major international company” and accusing several former company executives of misleading parliament.Voices
Murdoch Apologizes for Handling of Scandal
News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch on Thursday said he should have more quickly addressed allegations of unlawful newsgathering practices at the company’s now-closed News of the World tabloid, a statement that came during a public grilling that focused on whether the company had been cavalier in its handling of the scandal.Voices
China Escalates Crackdown on Internet Amid Scandal
China has stepped up its campaign to clamp down on the Internet, which has emerged as a virtual town square for exchanging information about the Bo Xilai scandal and the nation’s biggest political upheaval in years.News Byte