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Rupert Murdoch

Political Correctness, Or The Perils of Benevolence

The soft despotism of speech codes.

The Long Goodbye

Ten years after its death, communism's elegists--Eric Hobsbawn chief among them--have yet to give up the ghost.

china.com?

One of the most nerve-racking dilemmas the Chinese government faces is reconciling the need for openness in the media with the dangers such openness portends for party control.

Commentary

Roger Ailes for President

The head of Fox News helps direct the conservative movement from behind the scenes. Why not lead it openly?

Blogs

The Destruction of Rupert Murdoch and News Corp.

Britain's Watergate unfolds. And the embattled Cameron seems more than happy to let the media titan shoulder the blame.

Britain's Newspaper Scandal: Rupert Murdoch and News of the World

Even in a world that seems to have little power left to shock, the British tabloid's conduct is shocking.

Books & Reviews

A House that Murdoch Bought

The business of newspapers isn't as interesting as journalists think. Not only that, few can write properly, few report thoroughly, and many are frustrated at being chroniclers rather than the persons being covered.

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May 27, 2012