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Jude Law, Other Celebrities Receive Settlements in Phone-Hacking Case
Law settled with Rupert Murdoch’s News International on Thursday, saying repeated phone hacking had made him “distrustful of people close to me.”
J.K. Rowling and Sienna Miller Testify Before Phone-Hacking Inquiry
A glamorous government inquiry? Under normal circumstances, it would be an oxymoron
Parents of Kidnapped 3-Year-Old Testify Before U.K. Hacking Inquiry
The British government’s inquiry into phone hacking continues today with the testimony of British doctors Kate and Gerry McCann
“Nobody expects their medical records to be made public.”
News Corp Offers Compensation for Phone-Hacking Victims as James Murdoch Faces New Grilling
News Corp’s London arm News International has set up a website for those seeking compensation for having their phones hacked on the orders of the company’s now-defunct tabloid, News of the World. The media empire is already …
‘It Was Wrong’: Hollywood Hacker Says He’s Sorry
Christopher Chaney, a Florida man accused of hacking into the email accounts of about 50 celebrities, says it was just a curiosity that went too far—and that he “deeply apologizes” to celebrity victims like Scarlett Johansson.
Emmy Editing: Alec Baldwin’s Phone-Hacking Joke Cut from Fox Telecast
Nobody puts Baldwin in the corner.
Meet the Godfather: Wendi Deng Reveals Just How Close Tony Blair Is to the Murdochs
From a tiger-wife stint to a TMI interview, Wendi Deng has certainly been making headlines recently.
Roasting Rupert: The 10 Best Tweets About the Murdoch Testimony
Throughout the parliamentary grilling and pie attack, tweeters from around the world tuned in to the scene at London’s Portcullis House and offered their humorous takes on #hackgate. Here are 10 of the best.
Watch: Man Rushes At Rupert Murdoch With Plate of Foam During Parliament Hearing
Chaos broke out during today’s phone-hacking inquiry in the British House of Commons when a man, identified as comedian Jonnie Marbles, sprung at CEO Rupert Murdoch with a plate of white foam, Sky News reports.
Murdoch Apologizes to Britain in Full-Page Ad in Every Newspaper
British newspaper readers were greeted by a simple but bold apology as they flipped through the morning headlines.