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Leaked Rupert Murdoch tape gets global coverage Leaked Rupert Murdoch tape gets global coverage
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There could yet be far-reaching ramifications for Rupert Murdoch following the leaking of the tape of his meeting with arrested Sun journalists.There could yet be far-reaching ramifications for Rupert Murdoch following the leaking of the tape of his meeting with arrested Sun journalists.
The story has been widely covered across the world, especially in the United States, with a largely critical spin.The story has been widely covered across the world, especially in the United States, with a largely critical spin.
Reports from London filed by news agencies, such as Reuters, the Associated Press and AFP were published by many American papers (examples: Washington Post here and ABC here and HuffPo here) plus news outlets around the globe.Reports from London filed by news agencies, such as Reuters, the Associated Press and AFP were published by many American papers (examples: Washington Post here and ABC here and HuffPo here) plus news outlets around the globe.
The Reuters report began: "Rupert Murdoch belittled a British police inquiry into bribes allegedly paid by his journalists in a secret recording made by his staff, in sharp contrast to the profuse public apologies he made to defuse anger at news gathering practices."The Reuters report began: "Rupert Murdoch belittled a British police inquiry into bribes allegedly paid by his journalists in a secret recording made by his staff, in sharp contrast to the profuse public apologies he made to defuse anger at news gathering practices."
And here's the intro to AP's report: "Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been recorded saying wrongdoing by his British newspapers was 'next to nothing' and apparently acknowledging that his reporters paid police officers for information."And here's the intro to AP's report: "Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been recorded saying wrongdoing by his British newspapers was 'next to nothing' and apparently acknowledging that his reporters paid police officers for information."
The New York Times carried a short news piece by one of its UK_based correspondents. In Los Angeles, the Hollywood Reporter's article nosed off on the call by Tom Watson MP for US authorities to question Murdoch about his statements. Several well-read US-based online outlets, such as Gawker, ran reports.The New York Times carried a short news piece by one of its UK_based correspondents. In Los Angeles, the Hollywood Reporter's article nosed off on the call by Tom Watson MP for US authorities to question Murdoch about his statements. Several well-read US-based online outlets, such as Gawker, ran reports.
In Australia, the Sydney Morning Herald (owned by Fairfax) ran a lengthy piece headlined "Murdoch aware of police payments from day one." I couldn't locate the story on the website of The Australian (owner: R Murdoch).In Australia, the Sydney Morning Herald (owned by Fairfax) ran a lengthy piece headlined "Murdoch aware of police payments from day one." I couldn't locate the story on the website of The Australian (owner: R Murdoch).
Elsewhere, it got a good show too, including the New Zealand Herald and The Times of India and in Hong's Kong's South China Morning Post.Elsewhere, it got a good show too, including the New Zealand Herald and The Times of India and in Hong's Kong's South China Morning Post.
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