Every morning before catching the school bus,Lachlan and his siblings would read the morning papers,with his father flagging stories of interest,ordering:“Read that.”
Rupert Murdoch’s announcement that he is handing over the reins to his son has drawn a range of positive and negative responses across the political world.
In making the announcement,the 92-year-old billionaire stated he was still in good health but “the time is right to take on different roles.”
The multimillionaire said the economy needed more pain,and unemployment had to rise. After backlash,he vanished from social media,before apologising for his comments on Thursday
One of Rupert Murdoch’s top lieutenants has warned that AI threatens a “tsunami” of job losses in media.
Alex McKinnon has let go of his animosity for the tackle that left him a quadriplegic,but the mastercoach has not. Bennett explains why in an exclusive extract from his biography by Andrew Webster.
The Fox Corp chief executive dropped his defamation case against Private Media just days after Fox News settled its case with Dominion Voting Systems in the US.
While the world of big money at Sydney’s glittering balls in 2023 would appear a lot different to 80 years ago,things have remained similar when it comes to raising money.
Will Hayward,the CEO of Crikey’s parent company,Private Media,says sticking to its guns has proved profitable for the plucky independent media outlet.
Nina Jankowicz claims she was repeatedly demeaned and defamed on Fox over several months last year. Her lawsuit highlights the continued legal threats for Rupert Murdoch’s news network.
The trouble with landmines is that no one knows when they will explode and how damaging they can be,but Fox Corp investors should brace for more pain.