by Sydney Smith on Feb 10, 2012
Update: News Corp Phone Hacking Lawsuits
News Corp. has settled "nine out of 10 remaining cases in a first wave of suits" over phone hacking accusations,...
News Corp. has settled "nine out of 10 remaining cases in a first wave of suits" over phone hacking accusations,...
News Corp-owned the UK Times of London's editor James Harding apologized Feb. 7 for a Times reporter's 2009 hacking of...
The Press Complaints Commission's chairman Lord Hunt proposed a "totally new" regulation system and a "fresh start" at the Jan....
The UK police arrested four journalists and a police officer on January 28 as part of an investigation into "police corruption" called...
News International will pay "well over £1 million" and legal costs to News of the World phone hacking victims, the...
The Times of London's editor James Harding revealed during the Jan. 17 session of the Leveson Inquiry that one of its...
Huffington Post's Twitter account (@HuffingtonPost) was hacked Jan. 15, according to Mediaite. Tweets posted by the hackers were later deleted...
News of the World has been accused of bribing a prison guard in 2009. The news of the bribery was...
News International is "close to settling at least 10 lawsuits" over phone hacking, Ad Age reported. Two of the hacking...