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Murdoch’s California Post, LA’s New York Post–style launch, is making waves with bold headlines and daily newsletters to disrupt local politics and Hollywood coverage, but after three months it has not disclosed readership or subscription figures, prompting questions about its actual reach in California.
A federal judge dismissed Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch over coverage linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, ending the high-profile case.
A Florida federal judge dismissed Trump’s $10 billion defamation suit against Rupert Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal over a WSJ article about a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, ruling Trump failed to plausibly show actual malice; the judge allowed him to amend and refile the case in Miami.
The article discusses the potential sale of TikTok to billionaire conservatives like Rupert Murdoch and Larry Ellison, who plan to turn it into a platform for right-wing propaganda, raising concerns about increased bias, reduced regulation, and the erosion of ethical content, with parallels drawn to other media consolidation efforts.
President Donald Trump indicated that billionaires Rupert Murdoch, Michael Dell, and Larry Ellison could be involved in a potential deal for the U.S. to take control of TikTok, amid ongoing negotiations with China and legislative efforts to ban the app, which is owned by ByteDance and faces concerns over data security and influence.
President Trump indicated that Lachlan and Rupert Murdoch, along with other investors like Larry Ellison and Michael Dell, are likely to be involved in a deal to spin off TikTok's US operations, with Fox Corp and other firms in talks to back the US-focused company, which would be majority American-owned and controlled.
President Trump announced that tech and media leaders Larry Ellison, Michael Dell, and the Murdochs will be involved in a consortium to acquire TikTok's US operations, potentially replacing the previously mentioned Oracle-led group, as part of a broader effort to ensure American control over the platform's data and operations.
Lachlan Murdoch has secured control over his family's media empire, including Fox and News Corp, after a long-standing dispute, positioning him as a powerful figure in global media.
Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan have reached a deal with Murdoch's other children to resolve a legal dispute over the future control of the family media empire after Murdoch's death.
Lachlan Murdoch gains control of voting shares in Fox and News Corp. after a family settlement ending a long-standing dispute among Rupert Murdoch's children, which clarifies control and reduces internal conflicts within the media giants.
President Trump and Rupert Murdoch have agreed to postpone Murdoch's deposition in a libel lawsuit related to a WSJ report on Epstein, until after a court ruling on the case's dismissal, with Murdoch also providing health updates as part of the agreement.
President Trump has filed a defamation lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch and the Wall Street Journal, alleging personal defamation related to a story about Jeffrey Epstein. The lawsuit seeks to compel Murdoch to testify under oath, citing his age and health issues. The case highlights tensions between Trump and Murdoch's media outlets, reflecting broader political and media conflicts.
Donald Trump, 79, is seeking to have Rupert Murdoch, 94, deposed within two weeks in a $10 billion lawsuit, citing health concerns and Murdoch's alleged involvement in a report about a letter to Jeffrey Epstein, which Trump denies writing. The lawsuit stems from a Wall Street Journal article and highlights tensions between Trump and Murdoch's media outlets.
President Donald Trump has filed a libel lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, its parent company, Rupert Murdoch, and two reporters over a report claiming he wrote a 'bawdy' note to Jeffrey Epstein, which Trump denies writing. The case highlights ongoing tensions surrounding Epstein case files and media relations.
This article discusses the "Murdoch discount," referring to the lower valuation of media assets owned by Rupert Murdoch's family compared to their peers. Despite having a strong market expertise and a large subscriber base of finance professionals, the article suggests that the Murdoch-owned media assets are undervalued, potentially due to concerns over corporate governance and succession planning.