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• Actually, yes: The Yankees certainly did buy the World Series

  
  DailyFinance — Authority: 797
  Filed under: Media I grew up in Milwaukee, the smallest city with its own Major League Baseball team. During my summer vacations from high school and college, I worked as a vendor at Milwaukee County Stadium, where the Brewers played before it was torn down and replaced by Miller Park. Not once during that time did ...
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• Rupert Murdochs Purge of Roger Ailes News Corp. Enemies Is Nearly Complete [Purges]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 871
  Gary Ginsberg, the chief flack and token leftie at News Corp., is leaving his job, the New York Times reports. The move doesnt come as a huge surprise, but signals that Rupert Murdoch may be...
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• Top Rupert Murdoch adviser learns meaning of ‘deadline’

  
  MediaFile — Authority: 640
  Top Rupert Murdoch adviser Gary Ginsberg is leaving News Corp after 11 years, the company said on Monday. It must have hit New York Times reporter Tim Arango’s e-mail inbox first (his writeup appeared about five minutes before I got the press release). Here is what he wrote about Ginsberg, 47, the second senior ...
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• News Corp.s top mouthpiece exiting

  
  Company Town — Authority: 733
  Gary Ginsberg, the communications chief for Rupert Murdochs News Corp., is leaving after almost 11 years in the job. Ginsberg, whose official title was executive vice president of global marketing and corporate affairs, will be replaced by the well-regarded Teri Everett.  While his job was communications, Ginsberg ...
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• News Corp.s top mouthpiece exiting

  
  Blogs - — Authority: 149
  Gary Ginsberg, the communications chief for Rupert Murdochs News Corp., is leaving after almost 11 years in the job. Ginsberg, whose official title was executive vice president of global marketing and corporate affairs, will be replaced by the well-regarded Teri......( read more )
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• 80% Of Consumers Say They Would Not Pay For Online Content

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 771
  In a blow to ongoing plans by Murdoch (and others) to capitalize on premium content, a new study from Forrester shows that 80% of consumers would not be willing to pay for online news content. As readers are able to move from one content aggregator to another with greater facility than the Fed prints another billion ...
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• 80% of Consumers Would Not Pay For Content

  
  WebProNews Feed — Authority: 692
  As youve more than likely heard by now, News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch in an interview last week talked about the possibility of blocking search engines from indexing News Corp. publications content. While this may or may not actually happen, it is one of the latest (and biggest) examples of a publisher taking the ...
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• Will News Corp. really bite the Google hand that feeds it traffic?

  
  ShortFormBlog — Authority: 581
  17 % of News Corp.’s visitors came from Google last month SOURCE Related posts: Google to News Corp.: Come on, we dare you to block us News Corp.: The BBC’s “free news” model is hurting us Rupert Murdoch: We’re gonna drop Google from our papers’ sites
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• News Corp To Block Google Indexing, Silences YouTubes Liberal News Clippers

  
  Joe. My. God. — Authority: 718
  JMG reader Jon in DC is under attack by Fox News for his YouTube news clipping channel, which provides this and many progressive blogs with video proof of the right wings buffoonery. Several days ago Fox convinced Google to once again suspend Jons YouTube account, meaning that numerous posts in the JMG archives will ...
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• Time for Google, and Microsoft, to call Murdock’s bluff

  
  The Inquisitr Entertainment — Authority: 754
  There’s been a lot of go-round this past week about Rupert Murdock yanking everyone’s chain about pulling their content from Google unless the search giant is willing to cough up some money for the privilege of indexing News Corp properties. In fact both Duncan and I have written about the whole stupid mess ...
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• Patience Wheatcroft interview: Its very dangerous to go free

  
  Fading to Black — Authority: 440
  On the eve of the relaunch of Wall Street Journal Europe, its new editor-in-chief explains why she returned to journalism and how she will take on Google}} full story {{{.
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• Burdened by Billions in Debt, MGM Puts Itself Up for Sale

  
  DealBook — Authority: 772
  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, crumbling under the weight of almost $4 billion in debt, said late Friday that it would seek a buyer.
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• Google vs Murdock - Once Again The Plot Thickens

  
  The Blade by Ron Schenone, MVP — Authority: 541
  Rupert Murdoch continues to attack Google blaming the search giant for News Corp’s problems. In another of his attacks, Murdoch continues to threaten Google and continues to pound on his chest stating he will remove his news content from Google search. But it appears Murdock may have bitten off more than he can ...
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• News Corp. President Carey On White House vs. Fox News And More

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 804
  News Corp. COO and President Chase Carey was a guest this week on Fox Business Network, and host Neil Cavuto asked him about a wide range of issues. Serving as Rupert Murdoch ’s #2 means there’s a lot to talk about – from White House vs. Fox News to Google. Carey gave his measure take on the whole White ...
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• Would Anyone Pay for MySpace Music?

  
  IT Professionals Database (ITPD) - The European IT Professionals Database Networking Platform — Authority: 142
  Speculation arose this past week that News Corp.-owned MySpace Music is considering moving to a paid model, as the cost of free streaming is making its current model unsustainable. News Corp. digital chief Jon Miller expressed some interest in such a move in an onstage interview conducted by paidContent’s Rafat Ali ...
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• Fox Television Studios tries new model for network TV

  
  Blogs - — Authority: 149
  When Emiliano Calemzuk was tapped by Peter Chernin to take over News Corp.s Fox Television Studios, the media giants boutique production house, the first thing he did was move its offices off the Fox lot in Century City and away......( read more )
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• Fox Television Studios tries new model for network TV

  
  Company Town — Authority: 733
  When Emiliano Calemzuk was tapped by Peter Chernin to take over News Corp.s Fox Television Studios, the media giants boutique production house, the first thing he did was move its offices off the Fox lot in Century City and away from all the glitz and glamor to a bland building next to an old gas station on Santa ...
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• Deindexing Murdoch

  
  Gizmotastic — Authority: 129
  When Rupert Murdoch says he is flirting with the idea pulling his News Corp. properties websites from Google’s index and putting up Pay Walls, you have wonder if he’s using old school bullying or trying a new business plan for content publishers.He makes a valid point that search engine traffic does not relate to ...
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• News Corp Website is refusing Google traffic

  
  Charles Lau — Authority: 122
  It became dawn to me that someone is really looking into rejecting traffic from Google which is giving us most of the traffic (in general) today.  When I saw this piece of news about News Corp’s contents to be removed from Google , something just triggers me about the flip side of Google traffic. What happen? ...
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• Murdoch may start blocking Google

  
  XavierMedia.com — Authority: 114
  Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corporation where newspapers like The Sun, Wall Street Journal and The Times are included, says that hes planning on removing the newspapers content from search engines like Google. The goal is to start charging for content in these newspapers and therefore the content should not show up ...
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