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Digested week: Murdoch’s dumping will give Trump the hump

Ex-US president tries to reclaim the unhinged ‘stable genius’ as a joke – and a small part of me thinks good luck to him

The Guardian - UK

Powerful Murdoch media turns on 'loser' Trump

WASHINGTON: The powerful media empire of conservative billionaire Rupert Murdoch appeared to turn its back Thursday on Donald Trump, labeling the former US president a "loser" who shows "increasingly poor judgement" after the midterm elections.

Bangkok Post

Has ‘Trumpty Dumpty’ taken a great fall from Rupert Murdoch’s grace?

Murdoch-owned media have not held back against the former president in the wake of Republicans’ disappointing midterms

The Guardian - US

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Murdoch turns against Trump in scathing New York Post cover and boosts DeSantis

The Murdoch-owned New York Post had previously endorsed the 45th president for re-election in 2020

The Independent UK

Murdoch dumps "biggest loser" Trump

"They have turned on him," said MSNBC host Joe Scarborough. "They want him gone"

Salon

Murdoch empire dumps Trump after midterms

It seems Murdoch-owned publications are turning their backs on Donald Trump in favour of his rival, Florida's governor, Ron DeSantis.

The New Daily

Head of Fox News Decision Desk says there’s nothing nefarious about vote counting delays

Arnon Mishkin drew the ire of Republicans in 2020 for correctly calling Arizona for Joe Biden

The Independent UK

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Attacks on Dan Andrews are part of News Corporation's long abuse of power

Sane people trying to fathom the Herald Sun’s bizarre coverage of Victorian Premier Dan Andrews over the past few days might be helped by some insights from the founding of News Limited, the company on which Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation empire has been built and of which the Herald Sun…

The Conversation

The first biography of Lachlan Murdoch provides some insights, but leaves important questions unanswered

The title of Paddy Manning’s The Successor: The High-Stakes Life of Lachlan Murdoch tells us what is good and not so good about this biography.

The Conversation

Why Lachlan Murdoch may not have the News Corp succession sewn up

In The Successor, Paddy Manning tells the intriguing story of a man who at once is one of the world's most prominent media barons, but who also actively shuns the spotlight.

ABC News

‘Lachlan gets fired the day Rupert dies’: Murdoch biography stokes succession rumors

New book by Australian reporter Paddy Manning hints at Succession-style feud with ramifications for US rightwing politics

The Guardian - US

The Sun always backs the winner: can the Murdoch papers warm to Keir Starmer?

Former DPP Starmer tried to send head of News UK Rebekah Brooks to prison for phone hacking 10 years ago

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk’s Twitter is going to be a disaster

Musk probably bought Twitter for the same reason billionaires throughout history have become press barons: to try to control the conversation

The Guardian - US

Q+A moves back to Monday nights, ending speculation it might be axed

Schedule change restores ABC’s traditional Monday news and current affairs lineup. Plus, Rupert Murdoch to work from home

The Guardian - AU

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The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: What’s with the Murdoch empire re-merger?

Nothing like Murdoch family business machinations to fuel speculation about motives and outcomes as the Murdochs want to re-merge its empire.

AAP

Murdoch's right-hand man Cowley dies

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.

The Guardian - UK

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

Tribune News Service

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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Benzinga

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

The Guardian - US

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

Los Angeles Times

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.

The Guardian - UK

The Sun faces fresh claims of phone hacking during Rebekah Brooks era

Eight individuals have legal cases against tabloid alleging wrongdoing including when Brooks was editor

Evening Standard

‘Happy exes’: Mick Jagger’s and ex Jerry Hall’s reunion captured in rare family snap

The former Rock ‘n’ Roll couple have remained close since their split

The Guardian - AU

What’s in the public interest? Murdoch v Crikey trial could test new defamation defence

Lachlan Murdoch says independent Australian publisher can’t rely on defence after it connected media baron to evidence at hearing into January 6 riots

Daily Mirror

Joe Biden warns of nuclear 'Armageddon' and Vladimir Putin 'not joking' about nukes use

US President Joe Biden said the threat of a nuclear Armageddon is at its highest point since the Cuban Missile Crisis, in 1962, due to Vladimir Putin's sabre-rattling over Ukraine

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