Ex-aide to U.K. PM jailed for phone hacking
Andy Coulson went from editing Britain's best-selling newspaper to London's corridors of power; now he's going to prison
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Andy Coulson went from editing Britain's best-selling newspaper to London's corridors of power; now he's going to prison
Media ethics probe triggered by phone hacking scandal concludes press needs independent overseer
Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks among 5 charged with misconduct in public office in latest turn for Britain's tabloid hacking scandal
The company's license was called into question because of a scandal at a newspaper owned by News Corp.
The media mogul tweeted an apology to the Hugh Grant after he said the actor abandoned his "love child"
Four alleged phone hacking victims have filed suit against the publisher of a tabloid once edited by CNN presenter Piers Morgan
Former protege to media mogul Rupert Murdoch, and ex-aide to British prime minister both charged in newspaper scandal
Former protege to media mogul Rupert Murdoch, and ex-aide to British prime minister both charged in newspaper scandal
Spokeswoman confirms that Rupert Murdoch has resigned from a number of News Corp. subsidiary boards in Britain and the U.S.
Rupert Murdoch's $54B behemoth will be split into separate entertainment and newspaper operations, with him at helm of both
British PM takes "full responsibility" for hiring former editor tarnished in phone hacking scandal as communications director
Ex-PM John Major says media mogul hinted that politician could lose support of newspapers if he didn't change EU policy
Ex-British Prime Minister tells hacking inquiry Murdoch-owned newspapers, and others, did nation disservice with superficial reporting on war
Former leaders Brown, Major, other gov't officials to give testimony at Leveson Inquiry into Murdoch cell phone scandal
Andy Coulson, former top media adviser to PM David Cameron, arrested for questioning over accusation of perjury
U.K. police arrest woman in connection with investigation into phone hacking at Murdoch media org.
Panel of British lawmakers finds media mogul misled Parliament on phone-hacking, exhibited "willful blindness" to practice
Inquiry questions News Corp. chief on relationship with British politicians following phone hacking scandal
Behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign in full view as Murdoch grilled in latest hacking inquiry; Harsh light cast on Olympics czar
Media exec departs under pressure over role in U.K. tabloid phone hacking scandal
James Murdoch relinquishes position at U.K. newspaper arm, remains deputy chief operating officer of News Corp.
News Corp's new tabloid, The Sun on Sunday, launches this weekend following the long-running phone hacking scandal
Police say officer accused of giving information to News International during initial phone hacking inquiry
Successor to Rupert Murdoch's scandal-tarnished News of the World newspaper will start publication in a week's time
Says News Corp. will continue to cooperate with police, pledges to restore status of newspaper tarred by hacking and bribery scandal