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He's 'Never Asked A Prime Minister For Anything,' Rupert Murdoch Says

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He's 'Never Asked A Prime Minister For Anything,' Rupert Murdoch Says

April 25, 2012 • An inquiry continues into the ethics of the British news media, and in particular the actions of some tabloids owned by Murdoch's News Corp.

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Some Thoughtful Responses to 'Murdoch and Liberal Bias at NPR'

October 21, 2011 • From readers of my column on NPR's coverage of the bribery and phone-tapping scandal at News Corp. comes a mathematical measure of bias, discovery of Fox News in the trenches, overworked Shakespearean tragedies and a request to pass the steroids.

Secret Service Investigating Hack Of Fox News Twitter Account

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Secret Service Investigating Hack Of Fox News Twitter Account

July 5, 2011 • Over the weekend, someone posted messages on the page claiming that President Obama had been killed. It was about 10 hours before they were removed. Hackers who call themselves The Script Kiddies claimed responsibility.

Glenn Beck Bids Farewell To Fox; He's 'Running To Something,' Not Away

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Glenn Beck Bids Farewell To Fox; He's 'Running To Something,' Not Away

July 1, 2011 • His critics will "pray for the time when I was only on the air for one hour a day," Beck said. He's launching GBTV.com, where he'll have a daily show starting in September.

Secret Service Apologizes For Tweet About 'Blathering' On Fox News

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Secret Service Apologizes For Tweet About 'Blathering' On Fox News

May 19, 2011 • "Had to monitor Fox for a story. Can't. Deal. With. The. Blathering," someone in the agency wrote, thinking it would go on a personal account. That individual no longer has access to the official Twitter page.

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Dobbs Show Debuts This Month On Fox Business

March 3, 2011 • The Fox Business Network will broadcast a new evening show hosted by Lou Dobbs, with a familiar name and time slot: Lou Dobbs Tonight at 7 p.m. At CNN, Dobbs clashed with executives over his pursuit of such topics as President Obama's place of birth.

Lou Dobbs Lands At Fox Business

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Lou Dobbs Lands At Fox Business

November 11, 2010 • He left CNN after clashes over some of his commentaries. Fox Business says it welcomes Dobbs' opinions and will sprinkle them throughout its programming.

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NPR's Firing of Juan Williams Was Poorly Handled

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NPR's Firing of Juan Williams Was Poorly Handled

October 21, 2010 • After a decade with NPR, the network terminated news analyst Juan Williams for comments made on Fox News. Williams' controversial comments on Fox were not an isolated incident, but NPR owed him a chance to explain himself.

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"Don't Take Mara Off of Fox"

December 8, 2009 • On a regular basis the Ombudsman's office gets complaints about Mara Liasson and Juan Williams appearing on Fox. But ever since Politico did a story implying that the White House asked NPR to remove Liasson from Fox --which is did not --an unusual...

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NPR's Ken Rudin Apologizes for 'Boneheaded Mistake'

October 23, 2009 • NPR Political Editor Ken Rudin said a "boneheaded" thing on Talk of the Nation on Oct. 21, and now he's apologizing.

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The ACORN Videos: Did NPR Ignore Them?

September 23, 2009 • When Fox News first released damming videos involving employees of ACORN, the community organizing group, the mainstream media, including NPR, was slow to respond. Why? A just-released study of press coverage of ACORN for the last two years might ...

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The Katrina Analogy: A Real Clunker

August 6, 2009 • NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson went too far on Fox News when she equated problems with the Cash for Clunker program to a "mini-Katrina." That reflects poorly on NPR.

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NPR, NEW YORK TIMES AND SOURCING MILITARY EXPERTS

April 28, 2008 • UPDATE:Media correspondent David Folkenflik reports on the issue of Pentagon consultants and the New York Times in his <a>

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