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James Murdoch's speech to investors in Barcelona yesterday revealed the direction that News Corporation plans ... will sell online subscriptions for The Times, as its editor, James Harding, also indicated on Tuesday. According to Jimmy, the company was aiming to ... visionary has lost the plot. Source: Reuters James MurdochNews CorporationRupert MurdochCharging for contentTelevision industryBSkyBRoy ...

... Partners, which now owns a 14.64 percent stake in The New York Times Co., cut its stake from 16.38 percent in September. Guardian: Rupert Murdoch's son James sees a smaller role for newspapers than for TV in the future. "In the business of ideas, which is the business that we are in, we do think journalism plays ...

... tie-in between what News International's boss, James Murdoch, wants, and what David Cameron is ready to promise ... them compete more effectively against Sky News, which is part of the Murdoch media empire. When the policy was abandoned in September, ... views known, is pretty hard to ignore. Cameron would do whatever Murdoch asked of him. And that point is now being made by very senior Labour ...

... through TV license fees or general taxes, so what Murdoch wants would amount to a double fee to access content. This ... intention" of charging for online news, in a declaration that is unlikely to please James Murdoch and his father Rupert as they prepare to start charging ... the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival from James Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News ...

Rupert Murdoch has said the schedule for introducing pay walls to newspaper website including the Sun, the Times and the New ... end of News Corp’s financial year). Murdoch has also been talking with rival publishers, including the Telegraph in the ... of £4.4bn will lead to job cuts FT.com: James Murdoch backs print industry Reuters: Murdoch’s online operation to miss ambitious targets AP: ...