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The revealed evidence contained names of those involved in the illegal acts plus the lawmakers behind the hack. A panel consisting of British Parliamentary members recently stated that Mr. Murdoch was not the right person to steer an international media company. Investors who have been weary of his control over the company took the report as evidence that leadership change was imminent.
The reports have led officials to start speculating on the effect of those remarks on corporations' broadcast licensing. A team of reporters who accompanied Mr. Romney reported the changes that have started taking place in preparations for the general elections. Some of the changes include the arrival of the secret service, the waning of access, and course, and the buffer between them and the candidates has become common (Kleinfield & Peters 23-25). A judicial inquiry has been on the case of British newspapers over the recent past trying to get answers to questions between Murdoch and his son James.
Besides the judicial, book reviews have covered the relations of Murdoch and his son in connection with the accusations of phone hacking (Burns 14-15). The immediate issue over the recent past has built around the revelation of the connection between Jeremy Hunt and a lobbyist for Mr. Rupert. Mr. Cameron now wants, according to the reports, the ties verified. A profession in the media limelight has now become a victim of the same media. These are reports from China, where several consultations with the editors and media owners gave a hint of how propaganda has gotten the best of its machinery at a time of very high political tension (Parker 2-4).
Seven people died, and scores were wounded in Nigeria when a suicide bomber launched an attack on a newspaper office. The newspaper company named ‘This Day’ had its daily activities running normally when the terrorist drove in directly to the reception area and launched the attack.
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