From the Majority Report, live MF 12 noon EST and via daily podcast at Majority.FM James Murdoch has stepped down as the chairman of BSkyB.
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Son of Rupert Murdoch, once seen as heir to father's media empire, resigns as chairman of UK's top pay-TV company.
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James Murdoch tells the Leveson Inquiry that he did speak to David Cameron about News Corp's bid for BskyB at a dinner party held by Rebekah Brooks.
BSkyB will be breathing "a sigh of relief" after James Murdoch's decision to step down as chairman, according to Telegraph Media, Telecoms and Technology Editor Katherine Rushton.
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James Murdoch, under pressure over his role in Britain's tabloid phone hacking scandal, has stepped down as chairman of British Sky Broadcasting PLC. (April 3) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly
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A BSkyB Dealers info program which was transmitted on Astra 19.2E. in late 1990, detailing the new lineup of the new Sky channels after BSkyB's merger with the defunct BSB (British Satellite Broadcasting). The information in this program is interesting, from lineup of Sky channels on MArco Polo and Astra satellites, to a rundown of programs to be shown on all Sky channels, and market analysis of dish installations and Sky viewers' base in the UK at that time.
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by Jon Ber OCCUPY MURDOCH Panic is the current sate of mind at the Murdoch family-kitchen run News Corp. As investigators are closing in from all directions and continents. Rupert Murdoch's son James, is the latest victim in the ever growing scandal. Today he was force to quit his chairmanship of BSkyB, ahead of pending indictment and a possible arrest. The criminal allegations against News Corp's bosses Rupert Murdoch and his son James, are without historical equivalence in their scope and verity. However, Murdoch's USA mouthpieces, Fox News, the Wall Street Journal and the NY Post, continue to shill their bosses. Daily updates on MURDOCH OCCUPIED at jonber.com
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Part 1 of 2: Conservative culture secretary Jeremy Hunt gives a statement to hte House of Commons on his role in the News International / BSkyB bid. With Labour MP Harriet Harperson giving questions Hunt has to answer. Recorded from BBC Parliament, 25 April 2012.
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News Corp. Deputy Chief Operating Officer James Murdoch is stepping down as chairman of UK pay-TV giant British Sky Broadcasting Group, Bruce Orwall reports on the Markets Hub.
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Part 2 of 2: Conservative culture secretary Jeremy Hunt gives a statement to hte House of Commons on his role in the News International / BSkyB bid. With Labour MP Harriet Harperson giving questions Hunt has to answer. Recorded from BBC Parliament, 25 April 2012.
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Labour's Harriet Harperson calls for the resignation of Conservative culture secretary Jeremy Hunt over details released over the BSkyB bid. Recorded from Sky News, 24 April 2012.
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BSkyB Shareholders In James Murdoch Protest Vote [29.11.2011] Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com James Murdoch has been re-elected BSkyB chairman, but a fifth of shareholders voted against his reappointment. A number of key shareholders voted against him at the firm's annual general meeting (AGM), as they would like a fully independent chairman rather than an executive of News Corp. News Corp owns 39% of BSkyB as well as being the parent of News International (NI), also chaired by Mr Murdoch. News International owns the News of the World, which closed over phone hacking. As well as that, the 38-year-old son of Rupert Murdoch holds the post of deputy chief operating officer at News Corp. Provisional figures announced at the meeting gave him 81.24% of the vote, with 18.76% against. When votes withheld were taken into account, James Murdoch received the support of 75.4% of shareholders, versus 17.4% opposed and 7.2% withheld. Excluding votes cast by News Corporation, he received the support of 55% of independent shareholders. Continue reading the main story Analysis Brian Milligan Business reporter, BBC News A BSkyB annual meeting is a curious piece of drama. Those who really matter, the institutional shareholders, aren't there. Those who are, Sky's army of small investors, mainly want to talk about their favourite football <b>...</b>
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The First Minister spoke of fears that thousands of Scottish jobs would be lost because of BSkyB's consolidation of contractors from nine down to two. BSKyB: One of Scotland's largest employers with 6400 jobs at three sites. BSkyB call-centre contractor HEROtsc provides 900 jobs in Scotland. Johann Lamont and Scottish Labour have consistently failed to welcome all announcements of new jobs for Scotland week after week, month after month, year after year, whilst railing weekly at FMQs against unemployment. They have no realistic, positive programmes or policies for tackling unemployment in Scotland. UK Labour are in major part responsible for their mismanagement of the economy when in power. They are mired in bitter negativism while the First Minister acts decisively to protect Scottish jobs.
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The Culture Secretary says he is asking the Competition Commission to look into News Corp's bid to take over the satellite broadcaster. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com
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The UK government says it is referring News Corp.'s bid for British Sky Broadcasting (BSKYB) to competition authorities for a review. That announcement on Monday from Jeremy Hunt, the UK's cutural secretary, means that the bid will likely be put on hold for several months. The decision follows News Corp's withdrawal of a promise to spin off Sky News, which had been a condition for taking full control of the prominent broadcaster, in which it already owns 39 per cent. Britain's Competition Commission now must hold a full-scale inquiry into whether the takeover would break anti-monopoly laws. News Corp, owned by media mogul Robert Murdoch, has acted as the government was facing intense pressure to block the BSKYB bid following revelations of phone hacking activity at the NOW. "News Corp continues to believe that, taking into account the only relevant legal test, its proposed acquisition will not lead to there being insufficient plurality in news provision in the UK," the company said. The move came as analysts predicted earlier on Monday that Murdoch's bid for full control of the lucrative satellite broadcaster was already doomed to failure. Financial analyst Louise Cooper of BGC Partners said the revelations of phone-hacking at Murdoch's 'News of the World' title had sent the BSkyB share price tumbling from $13.5 a week ago to just seven British $11.14 on Monday. "What that tells us is that the City no longer expects the takeover to go through - or is at least highly <b>...</b>
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www.nma.tv Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has dropped his bid to take full control of BSKYB after coming under mounting pressure over the hacking of cell phone voicemails. UK tabloid journalism is a cesspool. Page 3 girls and checkbook journalism are an integral part of business, especially at Rupert Murdoch's papers. So was phone hacking. Nobody cared when it was the royal family and celebrities. Until news emerged that Murdoch tabloid NOTW had hacked the voicemails of a murdered child and Iraq war widows. Previously, NOTW had been able to keep things quiet by subverting police investigations and paying off victims, who are now thought to number at least 4000. But the new revelations caused advertisers to flee. To contain the meltdown, Murdoch killed NOTW. The fallout is spreading, implicating others in Murdoch's empire and weakening his hold over British politicians. Just as he was poised to complete his dominance of UK media by taking over its largest pay-TV broadcaster. A plan that has now been shelved indefinitely.
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In this video BBC's Business Editor explains News International bid for BSkyB in layman's terms. Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com The brilliant & well informed Mr Peston says the minimum this means for Murdoch is his takeover won't happen for at least a year - if at all. He says it's ironic Murdoch is now desperate for the one thing he was only a few days ago scared off - The Competition Commission. Thanks to the BBC. Monday 11th July 2011
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News Corporation has withdrawn its bid for BSkyB. Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com The media group feels the situation has become "too politicised" for it to continue with its takeover offer. A statement confirming the news read: "News Corporation announces that it no longer intends to make an offer for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC ("BSkyB") not already owned by it." Thanks to the BBC. Wednesday 13th July 2011
Nick Robinson reports that politicians 'claim victory as the BSkyB bid is shelved.' Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com Today's announcement from News Corporation that it is withdrawing its bid for BSkyB came after MPs in the Commons lined up in a remarkable cross-party effort against the takeover. Prime Minister David Cameron said the decision to drop the bid was the right one. Labour leader Ed Miliband said it was a victory for people everywhere who had been appalled by the phone hacking scandal. Thanks to the BBC. Thursday 14th July 2011
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Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced he is to refer News Corp's bid for BSkyB to the Competition Commission after the company said it was withdrawing undertakings to the Government. Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com Mr Hunt told the Commons: "As a result of News Corporation's announcement this afternoon (BSkyB: News Corp Withdraws Undertaking) I am now going to refer this to the Competition Commission with immediate effect." He told MPs that he hoped the law "shows no mercy" to those involved in phone hacking - including "any managers who condoned such appalling behaviour". Monday 11th July 2011
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Business Secretary Vince Cable: "I don't want to personalise this...But I'm pleased I was able to refer it" Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com As News Corporation confirmed it was withdrawing its bid for BSkyB following the phone hacking scandal, Business Secretary Vince Cable said it would be "very difficult" to imagine the BSkyB bid being resurrected at a later date. Mr Cable, who was secretly recorded last year saying he had "declared war" on Rupert Murdoch, had been in charge of overseeing the bid, but was replaced by Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt. Personally, I am thrilled for Vince Cable today after his full on character assassination some months ago after letting it slip he that he had "declared war on Mr Murdoch." Mr Cable understood the dangers Rupert Murdoch posed & I'm sure, Mr Cable will be one relieved cookie tonight after seeing the deal collapse. Thank you BBC. Wednesday 13th July 2011
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Drop BSkyB bid, Miliband tells Murdoch. Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com Labour leader Ed Miliband has said Rupert Murdoch should "drop the bid for BSkyB" which he said was "untenable" in the light of phone hacking allegations. He had said he would push for a Commons vote to delay the News Corporation takeover bid on Wednesday. Deputy PM Nick Clegg has also said Mr Murdoch should "reconsider" the bid. Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which already owns a 39.1% share of BSkyB, want to acquire the remaining shares to take full control of the company. Mr Mliband said: "My message to Mr Murdoch would be 'Ddop the bid for BSkyB. He should recognise that the cloud of allegations swirling around News International make it completely untenable for this bid to go ahead and I think he must recognise that." He also said the prime minister must "come clean" about what he knew about allegations about his former communications director Andy Coulson - another former News of the World editor - saying there were a "whole series of unanswered questions" about the issue. The Labour leader accused the government of "chaos and confusion" over the phone hacking scandal and said it had been "forced" to backtrack over the BSkyB bid - having suggested it could not change its position for legal reasons. It had been thought that the deal was on <b>...</b>
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Crisis hit News Corp risk their £12 billion BSkyB deal by handing it back to the Competition Commission. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com
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News Corporation, the owner of Fox News, has dropped its $12 billion bid for British Sky Broadcasting. Fox News tries to cover the story without talking about the phone hacking scandal or the victims.
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Ed Miliband says that Rupert Murdoch should "drop" his bid to assume full control of broadcaster BSkyB saying "It's not possible for this bid to go ahead at the current time". Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE to the 'News of the World Phone Hacking' YouTube channel @ www.youtube.com For upto date news on the hacking scandal, follow me on Twitter @ twitter.com Speaking on The Andrew Marr Show the Labour leader also called on Mr Murdoch to sack the boss of News International Rebekah Brooks saying "It beggars belief that Rebekah Brooks is still in her post". Thanks to the BBC. Sunday 10th July 2011
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Labour's Tom Watson says he's disgusted that the Conservatives have allowed in principle to allow Rupert Murdoch to buy all of BSkyB. Strange how NONE of the lefties comment on how the BBC gets £4bn a year in a compulsory tax, and is HIGHLY biased to the Labour party, as are the other complainers of The Guardian, Mirror and other lefty newspapers (with their falling readership). Labour are upset because Murdoch dumped Labour before the 2010 general election. Recorded from BBC News Channel, 03 March 2011.
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Parliament's Media Committee say Rupert Murdoch is unfit to run News Corp. So what of BSkyB? Newsnight reports.
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After James Murdoch's testimonial, a number of embarrassing emails appeared to show a private back channel to News International and Jeremy Hunt's governmental department on the forthcoming BSkyB bid. Conservative MP Louise Mensch and Labour MP Tom Watson are interviewed about this on BBC News.
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