Samsung Tablet Ban in Australia Extended
Australia's highest court extended a ban on the sale of Samsung's Galaxy tablet for at least another week.
Celebrities Tell of Tabloids’ Pursuit
Famous Britons including actress Sienna Miller and author J.K. Rowling, at a hearing on U.K. press ethics, described their loss privacy of amid years of surveillance by tabloid reporters pursuing scoops.
Grieving Parents Testify on Hacking
The parents of murdered British schoolgirl Milly Dowler told an inquiry into press ethics how the alleged hacking of their daughter's phone by the News of the World gave them false hope that she might have still been alive.
Apple Fights On Without Its Muse
Apple has lost its visionary at a time when the company is headed into battle with its most serious challengers yet—and has shown some rare signs of vulnerability.
Phone-Hack Panel Hears of Email
A U.K. parliamentary panel heard testimony from four former News Corp. executives in the continuing probe into the News of the World hacking scandal, including circumstances around a key 2008 email.
Japanese City Tries New Tack on Old Problem
Utsunomiya city officials decided to fight a shrinking population, economic decline and a loss of civic pride by hiring an agency to promote the location's good points and craft a new image.
Tabloid’s Pursuit of Missing Girl Led to Its Own Demise
A look at how the News of the World's pursuit of the Milly Dowler story led to its downfall in the phone-hacking scandal—and News Corp.'s crisis today.
Investigator Sues News Corp.
Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator at the center of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal has filed a lawsuit against News Corp., claiming the company's tabloid-newspaper unit breached a contract when it stopped paying his legal fees.
New Issues Emerge for News Corp.
New evidence undercuts News Corp.'s account of phone hacking at News of the World and contradicts the company's assertion that it conducted a thorough internal investigation.
New Issues Emerge for News Corp. in Britain
New evidence undercuts News Corp.'s account of phone hacking at News of the World and contradicts the company's assertion that it conducted a thorough internal investigation.
New Issues Emerge for News Corp. in Britain
New evidence undercuts News Corp.'s account of phone hacking at News of the World and contradicts the company's assertion that it conducted a thorough internal investigation.
New Evidence in News Corp. Hacking Case
New evidence undercuts News Corp.'s account of phone hacking at News of the World and contradicts the company's assertion that it conducted a thorough internal investigation.
