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Former News Corp chief Ken Cowley, described as Rupert Murdoch's right-hand man, has died at the age of 87 after a fight with motor neurone disease.

AAP

Murdoch’s succession: who wins from move to reunite Fox and News Corp?

Deal would seal legacy with favoured heirs, but markets question whether companies should merge in the first place

The Guardian - UK

The News-Fox merger is a jump to the right

News Corp’s proposed re-merger with Fox Corp tells us volumes about its evolving plans for the future.

Crikey

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HarperCollins strike is a sign of troubled times in bookland — and bad news for News Corp

HarperCollins staff in the US are walking off the job again.

Crikey

If you don’t like climate activists staging art gallery protests, organise something better

It’s far better to speak too loud than to remain silent. With the environmental catastrophe accelerating day by day, activism has never been more important

The Guardian - AU

Jerusalem, Jerusalem

Australia still recognises West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong insists, and only four to six out of 10 Australians are bulk-billed by their GPs, not the nine out of 10 officially listed.

Crikey

Lachlan Murdoch would consolidate power in News Corp. deal

Rupert Murdoch wants to combine News Corp. and Fox Corp., re-creating the conservative-leaning media goliath that he split apart nine years ago. The move would likely consolidate power in the hands of his son Lachlan, currently the chief executive officer of Fox.

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News Corp and Fox Corp's Possible Consolidation, Faster Lead Times For iPhone 14 Models, Kanye West Buys Conservative Social Media Platform, Twitter Prepares Tackling Spread Of Misinformation: Top Stories Monday, Oct. 17

Wall Street Journal Rupert Murdoch Explores News Corp and Fox Corp Consolidation

Benzinga

Rupert Murdoch Looking to Re-Combine Fox, News Corp Media Assets A Decade After Split

News Corp shares got a late Friday boost from plans to potentially rejoin Fox Corp under a new media company lead by Rupert Murdoch.

The Street

Stocks Firmly Higher, Week Ahead, Fox, Bank of America And Splunk - Five Things To Know

Stock futures higher as bond market volatility eases; Week Ahead: Earnings and housing data in focus; News Corp shares leap on plans to re-combine with Fox; Bank of America shares higher ahead of Q3 earnings update and Splunk shares leap as activists at Starboard build stake.

The Street

Why is Rupert Murdoch thinking of putting the band back together?

News Corp and Fox Corp are considering a merger. But what is motivating the decision? The answer may be an attempt to stay relevant.

Crikey

Rupert Murdoch considering merging Fox and News Corp once again

Merger would combine Fox News and TMZ with newspaper and online news operations, almost a decade after they split

The Guardian - US

Murdoch moves to reunite companies that own Fox News and the Wall Street Journal

Three years after selling much of 21st Century Fox to Walt Disney, Rupert Murdoch is exploring reuniting his U.S news companies, bringing titles like the Wall Street Journal and Fox News under one umbrella.

Los Angeles Times

Should you go to work with COVID? We asked 45 different employers and the results were mixed

Mandatory isolation requirements for people who get COVID-19 have come to an end nationally — but that doesn't mean you can rock up to work symptomatic with the virus.

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The Guardian - AU

News Corp again scoops the pool at News Awards as Walkleys reveal nominations

Story nominated for News gong branded ‘national disgrace’ by Indigenous reporters. Plus: SMH all wrapped up in The Everest

Crikey

The honeymoon is over, baby: calling time on Albanese’s popularity… again and again

Is the Albanese electoral honeymoon over? Depends who you ask. The media keeps calling time on it, but it keeps persisting.

Crikey

When News Corp runs a gambling company, who will be the watchdog?

A gambling company owned by a media company is a toxic combination of industries that have shown how effective they can be at capturing politicians.

The Independent UK

Biden to mark IBM investment with Democrats in tough races

President Joe Biden is ready to celebrate a new $20 billion investment by IBM in New York with two House Democrats running in competitive races in next month’s elections

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Crikey

Rupert Murdoch paid more than $33 million from family-controlled companies, figures show

With two executive chairman roles to his name at News Corp and Fox Corp, 91-year-old Rupert took home a tidy sum.

Crikey

Is News Corp Australia’s chairman walking the halls of Parliament?

A tipster tells us executive chairman of News Corp Australia Michael Miller was seen coming out of the ministerial wing of Parliament House on Tuesday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Lachlan Murdoch opens defamation lawsuit against Australian website

Mr Murdoch, who is Fox Corp chief executive and News Corp co-chairman is suing over an opinion piece about the storming of the US Capitol.

AFP

Lachlan Murdoch faces off with Crikey in defamation row

Sydney (AFP) - A high-stakes defamation battle between News Corp co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch and small Australian news outlet Crikey will go to trial beginning March 27 in Sydney.

Crikey

The editors of News Corp’s new youth title have the hardest job in journalism

The Oz has the difficult task of trying to bridge the political and ideological divide between its conservative readership and younger readers.

The Guardian - AU

Conservative critics have nowhere to turn as the ABC goes all in on coverage of the Queen’s death

The national broadcaster has sent 27 staff to the UK but must cover multiple platforms and continuous news. Plus: Nine’s challenge to News Corp

Crikey

Let the market rip on sports rights. That’s the capitalist way

Complaints about lack of sports matches on free-to-air TV ignore that the owners of those sports have the right to maximise their asset value. That’s the commodified world we live in.

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